Divine Delight of the Meek
Psalms 149:4-5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 149 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God takes pleasure in his people and will beautify the meek with salvation. The saints are to be joyful and sing aloud, even while resting.
Neville's Inner Vision
To see this psalm, recognize that the LORD is the I AM within you; His pleasure in you is your present awareness. The 'people' are your inner states, and 'meek' is the posture of surrender to that I AM. Salvation is not a distant rescue but the arising of wholeness in consciousness. When you assume the feeling of being beautified—beloved, whole—the inner movement of grace flows through you, beautifying your life. Joy becomes natural; glory is the state you inhabit now. The instruction to 'sing aloud upon their beds' invites you to praise in stillness, to let your inner song rise as you rest, knowing your entire being is illuminated by grace. Do not seek outside; simply align with the truth that you are seen and delighted by the One you are. In that definite assumption, the meek rise in beauty and salvation becomes a lived, felt reality in this moment.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: In the next moment, close your eyes and repeat the assumption, 'I am the beloved of God; He takes pleasure in me; I am beautified with salvation.' Feel a warm light in the chest and let a quiet song rise in your mind as you rest in bed.
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