Inner Resurrection of Psalms 16:10

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s view, this verse speaks to states of consciousness rather than external events. 'Hell' represents a belief in limitation, fear, or separation. Saying God will not leave the soul in hell means your awareness will not permit decay or despair to have the final say; the 'Holy One' is the inner Christ—the immutable I AM within you—that cannot suffer corruption. Therefore, the verse invites you to affirm that your true self remains alive and unscathed by appearances of death or decay. By choosing to identify with the I AM here and now, you awaken to a resurrection in consciousness. Your imaginative act becomes the agent of renewal, turning perceived death into a transformed sense of life. This is not a distant event but a present realization: the inner state of assurance creates a correspondingly real outer experience. The verse thus points you toward a continuous renewal of life through steadfast inner certainty, so that decay is seen as only a fleeting illusion in the light of your eternal self.