Kiss the Inner Son Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the psalm is not pleading with literal kings, but with the states of consciousness that govern your life. Be wise now means awaken to the fact that you are the I AM, the inner king who consults the Law within. The 'kings' and 'judges' are your thoughts and choices; to be instructed is to stop reacting from fear and align with the law of your own being. 'Serve the LORD with fear, and rejoice with trembling' becomes an invitation to reverent use of imagination—operate from awe while you remain grounded in truth. To 'kiss the Son' is to align with your inner Christ, your inseparable state of divine sonship; it is a conscious act of agreement with the reality already in you. If you suppose loss or wrath, you are merely pulling away from the inner alignment; but if you trust, your life flows with blessing. The final line blesses those who trust in Him, which in Neville's terms means those who assume the reality of the inner Son in their day-to-day life.