Inner Song in a Stranger Land

Neville's Inner Vision

In this Psalm, captivity is a state of mind, and the 'songs of Zion' are the natural expression of your divinity. When you feel pressed in a strange land—by lack, fear, or the demand for approval—the question, 'How shall we sing the LORD's song in a strange land?' becomes a doorway to revision. You are not the captive; you are the awareness that imagines. The inner voice that knows the I AM can sing regardless of circumstance. See the exterior demands as echoes of an old assumption and refuse to identify with them. Instead, anchor the sense of plenitude, harmony, and sovereignty within you. When you entertain the I AM as the singer, the song arises from within, and the outward world reflects that transformation. The exile becomes the proving ground where inner worship is practiced and proven real by inner certainty.