Inner Crown Flourishes

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Psalm speaks not of distant politics but of your own interior horizon. Enemies are the inner voices of doubt, fear, and limitation that would clothe you in shame. Yet the I AM, your true awareness, has vowed that such garments belong to the past. In the moment you discover yourself as the crowned self—royal, just, and secure—the outer scenes must bow to the inner state. The phrase 'upon himself shall his crown flourish' is a call to claim the living king you are here and now: your decisions, your integrity, and your righteous purposes are the fruit of that inner sovereignty. When you persist in the assumption 'I am crowned with divine authority,' you displace adversarial appearances, you loosen their grip, and your life begins to reflect order, protection, and vindication. The kingdom of God is not out there; it is the steady, imaginative state you dwell in until it appears without.