Known by the I Am: Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture David's line as a mirror of your own inner life. The 'servant' is your current self, your conditioned mind, and 'thou, Lord GOD, knowest thy servant' is the awakening that the Self—the I AM—knows every state you entertain. God is not a distant ruler but the inherent awareness within you, the I AM that gives meaning to every thought and feeling. When the text says 'for thy word's sake, and according to thine own heart,' interpret 'word' as the decree you plant in mind and heart, and 'according to thy own heart' as alignment with your deepest truth. The mighty deeds described are not external favors, but inner awakenings—the mind reorganizing itself so you may recognize what has always been true. Thus the covenant is a state of consciousness in which your life conforms to the intelligent design of your inner I AM. To practice, assume the end and dwell in the feeling that it is already true; revise every lack sentence by sentence until your life demonstrates the very promises you seek.