Fearless Heart, Inner Victory
Psalms 112:7-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 112 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm promises fearless composure amid bad tidings and a heart fixed in trust. It also links generosity and enduring righteousness with a victorious life over evil.
Neville's Inner Vision
Verse 7-10 speaks of an inner victory that begins with your decision not to tremble at bad news. The man of Psalm 112 has chosen a state of consciousness where the heart is fixed in trust, not in fear. What you see as 'evil tidings' are simply the shadows of a mind unconfirmed by its own imagination. When you persist in assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you establish your heart; you become unafraid until your desire reveals itself upon its enemies—your imagined obstacles dissolve in the light of your certainty. Dispersing, giving to the poor, and righteousness enduring forever are not outward acts alone but the natural overflow of a mind that has found its authority in God, the I AM. The wicked gnash because they witness a life governed by inner righteousness, not by chance or luck. Your horn is exalted with honour when you live as the living embodiment of this inward state, and the outer scene follows. Remember: you do not fight the world; you revise your inner premise and the world follows.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Sit in silence and assume the feeling of your desired outcome as already accomplished for five minutes, then state, 'I AM the fixed heart; evil tidings bow to my steadfast trust in God.'
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