Dwelling in Still Waters Within
Psalms 23:2-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 23 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm describes God guiding and restoring the soul, bringing calm, safety, and nourishment even amid danger, so the soul can dwell in divine presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
In your inner theatre, the shepherd is your I AM, the awareness that never leaves. When you hear He makes you lie down in green pastures and leads you beside still waters, know these are states of consciousness, not places. Rest is a Decision of the mind, waters are the quiet clarity of attention. He restores your soul by aligning thought to righteousness for the sake of your true name—the I AM you. Even walking through the valley of the shadow of death is a shift in mood; fear evaporates when you affirm, 'Thou art with me.' The rod and staff are discipline and guidance, comforting you as you stay centered in awareness. The table set before enemies is the nourishment of inner truth amid outer appearances; your head is anointed with oil, your cup overflows with realization. Surely goodness and mercy will follow you as you dwell in the Lord’s house forever, the perpetual state of consciousness that never ends.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume the I AM as your true self now. Imagine lying in green pastures and drinking from still waters; affirm, 'I am led, protected, and fed by consciousness itself,' and feel the assurance travel through your being.
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