Inner Laugh, Psalm 2:4

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, Psalm 2:4 is not about a distant deity laughing at distant rebels; it is the inner voice of your own consciousness laughing at the dream of separation. The 'sitting in the heavens' is the steadfast awareness—your I AM—indifferent to transient appearances. When you identify with the outer crowd—the so-called authorities, the opinions that torment you—the mind creates drama and calls it judgment. But the moment you assume, I am the one who sits in the heaven of my own awareness, and I see that those projected powers derive their 'power' from a belief in separation. The divine derision is not anger but a release: once you realize that the so-called foes are simply thoughts in derision of your true state, you disidentify, and the imagined threat dissolves. Your inner kingdom is not threatened; it laughs at the illusion and restates unity through certainty that the I AM governs all. Align with that Presence, revise all fear-based stories, and notice the world shifts to reflect your inner knowing.