Inner Gates and the King Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the Psalm speaks not of distant gates and a foreign king, but of your own consciousness assuming its rightful king. 'This generation that seeks Him' is the restless awareness seeking a shift in state, the persistent insistence that something more real must be imaged into being. When you 'lift up your gates' you do not plead from outside; you align the interior doors with the certainty that the King of Glory is your I AM, the self-knowing you call God. The King does not come to arrive; He comes when the inner room is cleared of doubt, and you act from the assumption that the kingdom of heaven is now established within you. The doors are everlasting because your awareness is timeless; they open to the one who already dwells there and signs the decree with feeling: I AM that I AM, and the world rearranges to fit that consciousness. The outer events shift as you accept the inner reality, not the other way around. Selah is a pause in your attention, not a denial, a moment to feel the truth that has always been.