Meek Joy in the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

To the man who calls himself meek, the text promises an increase of joy in the LORD. In Neville's psychology, the tender spirit is not weak but a state of inner alignment: surrender your personal will to the I AM, and joy swells as your inner atmosphere becomes saturated with awareness. The 'poor among men' mirrors those who sense lack; yet in truth they are the richest when they acknowledge the Holy One within. Joy does not come by changing outer conditions but by changing inner identifications. Lead yourself through an inward revision: declare 'I AM' as the sole proprietor of your life, and imagine that you are already the joyous presence that the LORD desires to express. The I AM within is not distant; it is your persistent vantage point. As you dwell there, the movements of life—people, events, even lack—are seen as images passing in that spacious consciousness. The meek attune themselves to this divine mood, and their joy becomes contagious and enduring, because it is born from awareness itself, not from circumstance.