Inner Help Over External Aid

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 108:12 invites a radical shift in consciousness: trouble is a signal from your own awareness asking for a new state. In Neville’s language, the problem isn’t cured by others but by awakening to the I AM—the eternal consciousness you are. When you declare, 'Give us help from trouble,' you are discovering that external assistance is insufficient because it depends on changing minds or circumstances. The real power is within your imagination and belief; by assuming the state of the wish fulfilled, you invite the condition into your life. The line 'for vain is the help of man' becomes a call to inner sovereignty: lasting relief comes only when you hold the inner picture and feel its reality. Fear dissolves as you revise, dwell in the end, and trust the Providence of the I AM to guide events. As your inner conviction strengthens, the outer scene aligns with the inner truth, and what appeared formidable yields to quiet inner strength.