Existence in a Moment: Psalms 103:15-16

Neville's Inner Vision

These lines reveal more than seasons of life; they reveal your inner weather. Days are states of consciousness, not mere clock ticks. A man's days are as grass: a belief, a mood, or circumstance that seems to flourish, only to bend in the wind and vanish. The flower of the field symbolizes outward form - an appearance that glitters briefly and then fades. When you know the I AM as your true self, the wind passing over the field is but changing thought, not the end of life. The phrase 'the place thereof shall know it no more' points to the erasure of a former identity, not the erasure of you. In Neville's language, time is inner movement in awareness; revise your self-image to the eternal I AM and feel it real: you are the constant witness, unbound by transient conditions. As you sustain this assumption, appearances shift to reflect the steadiness of your innermost self, and what seemed fleeting becomes a revealed, resplendent reality.