The Inner Refuge Psalm

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner weather of your mind, fear dissolves when you recognize the I AM as the very ground of being. The verse does not point to an external crowd; it declares that God is in the generation of the righteous—that is, in the state of consciousness which knows itself as one with divine order. The “counsel of the poor” being shamed is merely the old thought-voice within that seeks refuge outside itself. The truth Neville teaches is that the Lord is the refuge of the consciousness that dares to claim its unity with God. Therefore, identify yourself with the righteous state by an inner assumption: I am one with God, and God is with me now. When this is held, fear loses its grip, guidance appears as a felt certainty, and protection manifests as a steady sense of safety in awareness. Remember: revolutions in life begin with a revision within, not a rearrangement of outward conditions.