The Inner King Revealed

Neville's Inner Vision

This scene is a mirror of your own consciousness. The crowd shouting, 'Hail, King of the Jews,' represents the outer claim of power you momentarily assume. The reed and blows are the minor authorities of habit and doubt attempting to knock you off your throne, while the kneeling and worship expose the paradox: you can outwardly honor the king while harboring internal resistance. The true king is the I AM within, the inner awareness that animates all you perceive. Mark’s drama is a demonstration of inner authority tested by fluctuating perception. When you embrace the Kingdom of God as an inner state, the external drama begins to harmonize with your core belief. The king does not arrive from without but arises as your ongoing assumption. By consistently imagining this inner royalty into reality, you dissolve the separation between appearance and essence. The outer events become a stage for the consciousness you choose to inhabit.