Remembering Covenant Through Psalm 132

Neville's Inner Vision

Remembering David is not a request for the past but a turning of your inner life toward the I AM that makes all things real. Afflictions are not merely external troubles but states of mind—limiting beliefs, fears, and weariness—that yield when you align with your inner king. When David swears unto the LORD and vows unto the mighty God of Jacob, you witness inner alignment: a decision to let imagination join with your highest identity. The I AM, your awareness, is the mighty God, the steady rock upon which your life rests; to remember David is to remember the inner ruler you already are. By assuming that vow now, by recalling your commitment to the I AM, you renew the covenant within, and the outer world tends to reflect that fidelity. The vow is not to a person or place but to the consciousness that says I am this covenant now. Practice becoming the remembered king, and your life will move toward its promised fulfillment.