Inner Psalm of Unbound Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville vantage, this psalm is not a ledger of outward misfortune but an inner scripture of consciousness. 'Many a time have they afflicted me from my youth' names the recurring thoughts and conditioning that press on your awareness. 'Yet they have not prevailed against me' declares the unassailable I AM, the you that cannot be conquered by appearances. The 'plowers plowed upon my back' are the burdens you once accepted; when you assume the state of fullness, the furrows vanish as if they were drawn in sand. 'The LORD is righteous' points to your inner righteousness—the alignment that cuts the cords of the wicked, not by force but by revelation. Let them all be confounded and turned back that hate Zion becomes a renewal of the mind that hates nothing within. 'Let them be as the grass upon the housetops' is the temporary nature of judgments when awareness shines; 'the mower' will not fill his hand because you have freely planted the harvest of peace in the soil of your I AM. Finally, 'the blessing of the LORD be upon you' is your constant state when you bless yourself from the throne of the I AM, in the name of the LORD.