Love Is My Strength

Neville's Inner Vision

To read this verse through the I AM lens, the I that loves is the same I that is strength. When the psalmist says, I will love thee, O LORD, my strength, he is not asking God for power but confirming alignment with the divine awareness within. In Neville’s terms, God is the I AM, the steady consciousness that can be loved, trusted, and allowed to act. Love becomes the practical state by which power is revived: dwell in the sense of loving the LORD within, and your strength rises because you no longer identify with limitation. Any thought of lack is a mistaken self-definition that you may revise by returning to the I AM and declaring love to it. The act of loving is the act of claiming the state of strength already present, and imagination completes the process: feeling that strength, picturing it, and letting it register as real in your world. Therefore strength isn’t something you win; it is the natural result of a life lived in love of the inner God, the I AM, who is your true power.