Calm Seas of the Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 107:28-30 speaks of souls who cry to the LORD in trouble, and in that cry the inner arrangement of life moves to release them from distress. In Neville's psychology, the 'LORD' you appeal to is the I AM—the conscious center you carry as being. The storm and the waves are not external tempests but inner movements: fear rising, doubt pressing, hope wavering. When you turn from the clamor to the quiet observer within, you withdraw energy from the storm and invite a stillness that was always present. By assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled—'I am calm now; my life is at rest'—you revise the scene and let the inner condition take form. As the conviction saturates deeper, the wind dies and the sea lies motionless; you are brought into your desired haven—a fulfilled state you seek, whether peace, healing, or success—that exists already in consciousness. The outer trouble responds not to pleading but to a change of state; your life follows the direction of your inner awareness, guided by the I AM.