Inner Law, Tree of Life

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the Psalm as a scene inside your own mind. The law of the LORD is not a distant rule but a steady state of consciousness you enter by attention and desire. When you delight in that law, you choose to dwell in a thought-world where truth governs feeling, and you keep that focus through the day and night. In that disciplined thinking you are like a tree planted by rivers of water—your life draws from an inner source, bearing fruit in its season, your leaves never withering, and every deed prospering because your mind has found its rightful fire. The ungodly are not kept apart by fate but by their own drift—like chaff scattered by the wind, mistaking sensation for substance. Judgment then arises not as external verdict but as inner alignment: you cease standing in the place of projection and begin standing in the presence of your true I AM. Thus you join the congregation of the righteous, a state of consciousness that endures and prevails regardless of outward appearances.