Inner Kingdom Psalm 110:1-3

Neville's Inner Vision

All true readings of Psalm 110 begin not with conquest out there, but with the I AM that you are. The seated Lord on the right hand is the inner position of awareness, where your attention rests in certainty, not in fear. The enemies you see are the beliefs and habits that have claimed authority apart from your present moment. When you accept the rod of thy strength out of Zion, you are choosing to rule from your spiritual center—unified thought and feeling that presses through disturbance with quiet power. The day of thy power is the moment your inner clan—your intentions, loves, and disciplines—becomes willing to serve the one sovereign consciousness. The beauties of holiness from the womb of the morning describe a perpetual renewal, a childlike freshness in your perception, born of the dew of thy youth, which is your energy restored each dawn. You need not chase power; you awaken to it, as you, in your imagination, assume and feel that you are the ruler now, and see the world rearranged to fit the inner kingdom.