Inner Crown of Divine Favor
Psalms 21:2-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 21 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage describes God granting a heart's desire and the blessings that crown the head, signaling a fulfilled petition and divine provision.
Neville's Inner Vision
Beloved, this psalm is not about distant events but about the inner state that makes events fall into place. The heart's desire and the request of the lips are an act of consciousness that has decided its own existence. When you persist in imagining that the wish is already granted, you are not petitioning a future moment; you are acknowledging a present fullness. The phrase preventest with the blessings of goodness describes your inner atmosphere pre-empting lack, blessing your path before it unfolds. The crown of pure gold is the felt sense of being established in that state—radiant, secure, triumphant. Selah invites a pause in which you rest in this knowing, letting the vision sink into your being. If you dwell there as your reality, the outer world will align, for the I AM within you is the sovereign governor; the crown you wear is the sign you have entered the kingdom you have imagined.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and imagine a crown of pure gold resting on your head; affirm that your heart's desire is already fulfilled, and dwell in the feeling until it is your present reality. Carry that sense into your day.
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