Inner Exaltation of Righteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the psalm as your inner state. When you choose to disperse—give to the 'poor' in consciousness—you release your inner wealth and invite the I AM to express through you. My horn is exalted with honour not by outward reputation, but by the unshakable feeling that righteousness endures because I am one with God, the I AM that never fails. The outward scene shifts as the inner posture settles: fear, lack, and the sense of separation melt away. The wicked shall see it and be grieved—these are old beliefs reacting to the new you, reacting to the realization that there is no other power but the one I AM. Their gnashing teeth are the sound of fading desire, their longing vanishing as my consistent consciousness of abundance remains. This psalm invites me to live from within, to let generosity be the atmosphere of my mind, and to know that my true exaltation comes from the certainty of my divine identity. In such a state, the outer world confirms the inner law: I prosper as I give, and give as I am.