Inner Possession Of Psalms 139:13-14

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the Psalm speaks not of distant history but of your present I AM. God possesses my reins—the inner seat of desire and intention—because awareness itself is the creator. Being covered in my mother's womb speaks of an uninterrupted act of consciousness, a divine provision that I am already and forever contained within the divine image. When I say, 'I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made,' I invoke the living fact that I am the manifested idea of God in form. This is not pride but recognition: the inner witness, 'my soul knoweth right well,' is the soul’s steady receipt of its origin in God. In Neville’s terms, the world you see is a projection of your inner state; until you assume the state of being valued, you will draw lack. Therefore, assume the truth that you are the expression of the I AM, formed to reflect divinity and order. Let the mind rest in that awareness and let feeling follow, as you imagine yourself moving through daily life already in possession of your divine nature.