Inner Renewal Through Psalm 104

Neville's Inner Vision

All beings are states of consciousness; the 'they' in the psalm are the images your believing self presents. When the text says they wait upon thee, hear it as: you wait upon your own I AM, upon the still, aware presence that provides when you assume it. The 'meat in due season' is the feeling of sufficiency you sustain by an inner assumption that there is supply in the moment. When God opens the hand and they are filled, accept that your awareness can open to abundance and receive from within. The line 'Thou hidest thy face, they are troubled' invites revision: trouble arises whenever you forget your true I AM; you die to old forms when you withdraw attention from your breath of life. Yet the Spirit, sent forth, creates anew; the breath returns; the earth's face is renewed as you persist in the inner act of realization. Therefore, renewal is not an event but a shift of consciousness: you are always the creator, and your world reflects your inner state. Embrace the Psalm as instruction in inner creation and perpetual renewal.