Soul Escape Psalm 124:7

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 124:7 presents a scene of deliverance that is not about external escape but about the arrangement of consciousness. Our soul escapes just as a bird frees itself when the snare of fear, memory, or belief breaks within the mind. The fowlers are the images that have held attention captive; the snare broken is the moment in which the I AM, the steadiness of awareness, recognizes that the trap was never outside but in the tail of thought. In this reading, our soul is the living I in you, the awareness that witnesses both trouble and triumph. When you imagine the self as already free, you awaken the inner movement from bondage to liberty. The escape is complete the moment you accept that you are not your fear or your past but the consciousness that can choose a new projection. The decree I AM functions as the key: declare that you are free, and the sensation follows as a natural consequence of belief revised and centered in love and mercy.