Path of Life in Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider this line as a decree about your inner state. 'Thou wilt shew me the path of life' means your I AM will reveal the direction of living when you center attention in God-as-you, awareness itself. The 'presence' is not a distant shrine but the breathe and pulse of your own consciousness here and now. In that presence, joy is not a capricious emotion but the very rhythm of being; it is fullness that cannot be exhausted by circumstance. The 'right hand' speaks of the posture of support and certainty; what you imply with your imagination becomes your nearest reality. Pleasures forevermore are not mere pleasures of objects but a steady, enduring sense of rightness, a perpetual taste of fulfillment that arises when you cease doubting the life that is already yours. So you do not hunt joy; you assume its reality, revise any contrary belief, and feel it real in the present moment. The verse invites you to wake to this presence, to let your life unfold from the inner sight of the I AM, where life's path is shown from within and every day is colored by undisturbed delight.