Inner Zion, Shadows Without

Neville's Inner Vision

Your psalm is not about external enemies but about your own interior state. Zion is the inner state of unity with the I AM. Hatred toward Zion is an old belief that you are separate from your divine source. When you treat the enemies as inner attitudes—doubt, fear, scarcity—the verse says they will be confounded and turn back as you stop feeding them with attention. The grass on the housetops that withers before it grows symbolizes transient thoughts of success that appear on the surface but fail to nourish your being when not rooted in the Source. The mower's empty hands show that harvest cannot come from such appearances; your true harvest comes from the inner miracle of blessing, which you claim in the name of the LORD, your I AM. Therefore, revise the sense of opposition to a demonstration of your own unity with God, and allow the feeling of the blessing to fill your consciousness.