Eyes Lifted to Heaven

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the Psalm speaks of lifting the eyes to the heavens, not to seek from without, but to awaken the only reality you know—the I AM within. When you read, 'Unto thee lift I up mine eyes, O thou that dwellest in the heavens,' you are being shown how attention itself must rise from fear into awareness of your own divine source. The eyes are your awareness; the master's hands are the steady commands of conviction within. As the eyes of a servant look to the hand of his master, so your mind looks to the I AM that governs you. In this moment, you are not petitioning a distant deity; you are practicing a state of consciousness that already possesses mercy. Mercy arrives as a natural consequence of your own alignment, a cheerful inward response that confirms, 'I am seen, I am cared for, I am now supported by the living Presence.' The waiting is not passive; it is the discipline of returning attention to the truth of being, until the sense of lack dissolves in the certainty of the fulfilled desire.