Crown Of Blessings Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's psychology, this verse is not about a distant king but the state of consciousness you awaken to. God is the I AM that precedes every deed, and the blessings of goodness are the very atmosphere your awareness carries when it elects to feel itself crowned. The crown is not an ornament you seek; it is recognition of your inherent dignity as image and likeness of the Source. When you assent to this crown in imagination, you are rehearsing the felt reality of divine favor lined up before any outward sign. The verse says God goes before him, placing gold on his head; in practice, you imagine that the good you seek is already in your inner field and that your external world follows suit as a natural expression of that state. Your mind, not the world, is the source of the crown; your persistent feeling of worth, authority, and grace is the gold itself. Hence, all kingship and grace arise from the inner posture of I AM, which blesses first and crowns last.