Inner Throne Of Dominion

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the lines as a description of inner states rather than external history. The LORD is the I AM behind your everyday sense of self; 'my Lord' is your higher self taking its throne in your consciousness. 'Sit thou at my right hand' means you place your attention at the affirmative, decisive side of yourself—the seat of power where choices are made. From that seated position, you are not battling people or circumstances, you are declaring a reality. 'Until I make thine enemies thy footstool' shows that as you dwell in this posture, the so-called enemies lose their grip and become stepping-stones underfoot. 'The LORD shall send the rod of thy strength out of Zion' expresses strength flowing from your sacred center—Zion—where truth remains constant. 'Rule thou in the midst of thine enemies' asks you to govern by the inner order you hold, not by outward conflict. By Neville's logic, imagination creates reality: persist in the assumption that you are already crowned with this inner authority, feel the truth of it, and let that felt truth arrange your life to reflect it.