Inner Ownership Of Creation

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Psalm 24:1 through Neville Goddard is to hear the psalmist announce a state of consciousness rather than a geographic fact. The earth and the fulness thereof, the world and they that dwell therein, are not external possessions but the field of awareness inhabited by your I AM. When you call the LORD your own, you acknowledge that all that appears—land, people, events—issue from the same living mind that you are. There is no separate owner apart from you; ownership is an inner arrangement of belief. Therefore, every circumstance becomes a signal of your inner state—a blessing or a test that you can revise. Providence and guidance then emerge not by grasping more things but by claiming more awareness: you become the observer who names experience, and by imaginative act you reorder appearances to reflect a sovereign consciousness. The world does not constrain you; your recognition of the I AM as owner animates the scene with order and benevolence. In this light, creation is not a property to be defended but a faithful expression of your inner kingdom.