The Eternal Throne Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To read this psalm is to enter the inner courtroom of your own consciousness. The 'holy oath' is not a contract written in time but a conviction established in your I AM—your present awareness that cannot lie to itself. David's seed becomes the inward idea you hold as living image, the line of right desire that persists when circumstances tempt forgetfulness. The throne is your center, the will you sit upon in your inner kingdom, forever established by the fidelity of awareness. When the verse speaks of the sun and moon, imagine your thoughts and feelings rising and resting with divine witnesses—constant, unchanging, faithful testimonies in your inner heavens. If you doubt, you are not doubting a history but interrupting the oath; revise until the sense of permanence returns. This is the kingdom of God within: a state of consciousness where you are true to the I AM and the I AM responds by manifesting your embodied world to reflect your inner covenant. Your task is to dwell in the assurance that you are kept by holiness, now, not someday.