Hosanna to the Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

That scene is not about geography; it is about your inner doorway. The crowd’s Hosanna is the awakening of consciousness to the presence of God in you. To say 'He comes in the name of the Lord' is to affirm that your I AM is the authority behind all events. The 'kingdom of our father David' is the memory of unity—a state of wholeness that you align with by silent assumption. When you take your stand in the I AM, you invite the King to reign in your house, not in a distant city but in your daily experience. The kingdom does not negotiate with fear; it is a present condition you allow by dwelling in the feeling of its reality. Practice is simple: assume the feeling that your desire is already realized; revise any picture of lack until it feels natural; feel it real in the chest, in the breath, in the quiet place where you know you are God’s image. Continue until your outer world begins to reflect that inner sovereignty.