Inner Psalm: Deliverance Practice
Psalms 34:1-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 34 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 34:1-4 invites constant inner praise and the transformation of fear through seeking the Lord inside. It speaks of deliverance and the communal uplift that comes with recognizing the I AM within.
Neville's Inner Vision
On Psalm 34:1-4, praise is not lip-service to an external deity, but the warm, inner testimony of the I AM awake. You bless the LORD by admitting that the inner awareness is your only reality, and thus your mouth speaks from a well of fearless joy. When you say, 'My soul shall boast in the LORD,' you are declaring your own consciousness the throne from which all events are seen. The humble hear and rejoice because humility is the willingness to surrender the sense of separation and let the one self reign. To magnify the LORD with me is to enlarge the awareness of God—the I AM—in you, to exalt the name you have always known in secret. Your seeking was not for an external remedy, but for the alignment of your mind with the truth that you have already been heard and delivered. The fear that haunted you is dissolved not by changing circumstances, but by stepping into the assumption that you are already free, unbounded, and protected by the presence that knows you as its own.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly and assume the I AM as your only reality, repeating 'I am blessed at all times' until the feeling of deliverance rests in your chest. Then rest in that state, knowing the outward scene shifts to reflect the inner assurance.
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