Inner Wonders of Psalm 136
Psalms 136:4-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 136 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verses praise God as the source of wondrous works and the wise creator who stretched out the heavens and the earth; mercy endures forever as the ground of all manifestation.
Neville's Inner Vision
These words invite you to see Psalm 136 as a map of your own inner empire. The 'great wonders' are the inner shifts you experience when you assume you are the I AM, the consciousness that alone performs wonders. By acknowledging that the heavens were made by wisdom, you are naming the moment your thoughts organize themselves into form, not by force outside you, but by the intelligent order of awareness within. The earth stretched above the waters speaks of a firm inner ground, established by repeated feeling of the wished-for state, sustained by steady attention. And mercy, the enduring phrase, is your own awareness of love that never departs from you because it is the nature of God within you. If you dwell in this awareness, your life will reflect the order and marvels you approve. The verse teaches you to revise any lack by returning to the one I AM who understands, designs, and sustains all you behold.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and repeat: 'I am the I AM, the wisdom that creates my heavens and sustains my earth.' Then feel the truth as real in your chest, letting the sense of wonder dissolve lack.
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