Inner Hiding Place and Guidance

Neville's Inner Vision

View the verses as a seamless declaration of states of consciousness. 'Thou art my hiding place' is not a distant shelter but the I AM you are aware of—the inner room where disturbance cannot reach you because you know yourself as wholeness. When it says 'thou shalt preserve me from trouble,' it speaks of stepping into a fixed, unshakable state of awareness that keeps turmoil at bay. The 'songs of deliverance' arise as the vibration of gratitude and calm that follows such a realization; they are the inner music that proves the truth of your assumption. 'I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye' points to inner guidance—the attention of the mind aligned with the I AM's inner sight. The I AM guides you by vision, not by outer signs, and your present experience harmonizes with that inner lead when you dwell in the sanctuary of awareness. Rest here, and outer events reflect the confidence born in this inner sanctuary.