Spirit Guard of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

I realize that the help spoken of in Psalms 121:2-4 is not a distant external rescue, but the action of the I AM in me, the creator of heaven and earth. When I say, 'My help cometh from the LORD,' I affirm that the inner picture I hold of myself is the reality I live. The foot that would falter is merely a thought until I fix my consciousness on the fact that the one who keeps me never sleeps. The line 'he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep' becomes the law of my being: my inner guard is awake, constant, and vigilant because it is the I AM watching through my eyes. In Neville's practice, I revise fear into trust by imagining the divine observer within me radiating steadiness, protection, and order. As I remain in that state, Providence ceases to be an event and becomes my present condition. My days unfold under a velvet night-and-day watchfulness, and I need not fear. Faith, then, is simply recognizing, here and now, that I am kept by the eternal I AM.