The High and Humble Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 113:4-6 speaks of the Lord as high above all nations, and of his glory above the heavens, yet it also reveals a mind that humbles itself to behold what is in heaven and on earth. In the Neville Goddard sense, the verses describe your most inner act of consciousness: the I AM you identify with is the high God you live by, and the same I AM bends to perceive your world. When you acknowledge that God dwells on high as your own awareness, you treat every moment as a choice of state rather than a roll of fate. Humility here is not self abasement but the willingness to stand in the presence of your own creative power and to regard heaven and earth as reflections of a single consciousness. The movement from a distant, grand deity to a close, intimate I AM is the movement of imagination into realization. Therefore, cultivate a steadfast conviction that you can behold worlds within by your inner eye, and the outer world will adjust to that inner vision.