Anointed Presence Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner language of consciousness, Psalm 132:10 translates to a simple, universal law: the I AM, the anointed state, is never abandoned by the Presence when you hold fidelity to your inner king. 'Thy servant David's sake' becomes your insistence that the sovereign idea—your own Davidic identity—remain recognized and cherished. The 'face' of God is the awareness that looks upon that state; to turn away is to forget your own authority, to concede a reality not loved by your own inner government. Intercession, then, is an act of alignment, not petition: you imagine the covenant loyalty that binds you to this royal self and feel the Presence of God already near the throne you occupy. The Kingdom of God is not distant; it is the field of operation of your I AM. When you maintain this image, the seeming outer events bend to the inner reality, and God’s face remains turned toward you. Practice is simple: assume the kingship now, dwell in the feeling that you are the anointed, and the rest follows as law.