Overcoming Words of Hatred

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's inward view, the assault described in Psalm 109:3 is not a chart of outsiders pressing you, but a map of your own state of consciousness. 'They compassed me about with words of hatred' becomes the image of thoughts and emotions crowding your awareness with condemnation, while 'fought against me without a cause' reveals that the struggle arises from an unrecognized lack of alignment with I AM. When you identify with the holder of life as your I AM, you stop reacting to the chorus of attack and begin to witness it. The remedy is an inner assumption: you are loved, safe, and sovereign in your true nature. By affirming the I AM as your sole governor, you revise the scene from opposition to harmony, turning words into signals that your inner state is changing. As you dwell in this consciousness, the outer world gradually reflects your inner peace, and what once seemed a hostile crowd dissolves into understanding and mercy.