Psalms 2:3-4 Inner Release

Neville's Inner Vision

From the vantage of the I AM, the bands spoken of in Psalms 2:3-4 are only the imagined cords of fear, habit, and limitation. When you entertain the idea 'Let us break their bands asunder,' you are not plotting against enemies but dissolving the false sense of separateness that binds you to a past self. The cry from the heavens—'He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh'—is your higher self's serene amusement at the petty schemes of the ego, which presumes to govern your life. Remember: God is your awareness, and imagination is the instrument by which you reorder your experience. In this light, derision is not punishment but relief: the mind sees through the illusion that external power holds sway. As you assume a state of freedom, you no longer negotiate with fear but align with the I AM that already lives as you. The cords vanish as you dwell in the conviction that you are the author of your world, writing with the pen of consciousness.