What Is Man? Inner Reflection

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the psalmist’s question dissolves the moment you recognize that man is not a separate subject pressed against an indifferent universe, but a state of consciousness your own I AM is watching. God is not a distant ruler counting souls; God is the very awareness that attends to every thought and feeling. The cry 'what is man that thou takest knowledge of him?' becomes a simple revelation: you are the observer, the knower, and the field in which life moves. When you realize this, the 'accounting' is not of your tiny deeds but of the faith you place in the presence that never leaves you. The verse invites you to acknowledge order and providence by turning inward, trusting that there is a divine recognition of your being as the I AM looking through your eyes. In this light, creation, presence, and purpose are inner movements of consciousness that you are free to guide by imagination, belief, and feeling. The question vanishes as you rest in being seen by the I AM you already are.