Inner Path of Psalm 25:4-5

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the words are not outward roads but the movements of your own consciousness. 'Show me thy ways' becomes a decision of the I AM to inquire within and accept the imagination as guide. 'Teach me thy paths' is the inner invitation to revise stubborn images into softer, truer impressions that align with your appointed salvation. When you say 'Lead me in thy truth,' you align with the immutable fact that truth is a state of awareness, not a place you travel. The line 'for thy God of my salvation' anchors salvation in the I AM, the self that never changes, the awareness that witnesses all events. And 'on thee do I wait all the day' becomes a discipline of continuous attention—feeling as if you are already led, held by a trustworthy inner governor. In this reading, the psalm is a practice, not a history: assume the end of guidance, revise every thought that contradicts it, and feel the truth of your own faculty guiding you toward right action.