Heart's Desire Granted Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, the 'Psalm' is not history but a scene of consciousness. Thou hast given him his heart's desire means you have already formed and settled the state in your I AM, the alone reality. The heart's desire is not a distant event but a felt state you now inhabit—the sense of having, being, and expressing that which your soul seeks. 'Hast not withholden the request of his lips' indicates that once the inner state is assumed, the lips' petition becomes the natural expression of that state—no resistance, no refusal, only the outward echo of the inner acceptance. Selah invites you to pause and acknowledge the seal of that inner act; rest in the assurance that the feeling completed within will unfold in form. Providence, then, is your own imaginative activity returning to you as circumstance, guidance, and grace. The verse is a reminder that the I AM is the source; your imagination is the mechanism by which it manifests.