Remembering David Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner gospel, David stands as a singular state of consciousness—a covenant of faith and perseverance within the I AM. When you invoke the Lord to remember David, you are not praying to an external deity, but turning your attention to the awareness that you are. The afflictions mentioned are not mere external events but the inner movements of lack, fear, and limitation you have repressed or forgotten. By centering in the I AM and inviting remembrance, you awaken the truth that you are not defined by struggle but by the consciousness that remembers you. This remembrance reframes pain as a signal to revise your inner story, to align your thoughts with the永不-faltering faith that God’s presence is always now. As you hold David’s trials in the light of awareness, you allow the imagination to heal—recasting each affliction into an opportunity for steadfast trust, perseverance, and a deeper sense of divine companionship. In this light, the apparent past becomes a construct within a living, eternal present where God is remembrance itself. You are the observer, the creator, and the remembered one in the I AM.