Tree by Rivers Within
Psalms 1:1-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 1 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm describes the blessed person who avoids ungodly counsel and delights in the law, contrasted with the ungodly. It promises fruitfulness and stability to the mindful, while the wicked fade like chaff.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the register of the I AM, blessedness is a state you enter when you stop listening to the crowd of doubt and resist the seat of scorn. Your delight is in the law of the LORD—your inner law, the principle of awareness that never fails—and you meditate on it day and night. By this discipline you become like a tree planted beside living water: nourished by imagination, your fruit appears in its season, your leaves stay fresh, and every act springs from a rooted certainty. Prosperity is not accidental; it flows from the inner alignment of feeling and thought with the imagined fulfilled state. The ungodly are those who forget this inner root; they drift and wither like chaff driven by the wind of circumstance. The practice is simple: repeatedly assume the presence of your fulfilled desire, revise every contrary thought, and feel it real now. Sit quietly, know the I AM, and let the river of inner law saturate your being until outward signs align with your inner tree.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare I AM that I AM; dwell in the law and feel the wish fulfilled now. Visualize one scene where your desire is complete and let the corresponding emotion saturate your being as if it were true.
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