The Mind's Quiet Path

Neville's Inner Vision

Look again at these lines as a script for the state you presently occupy. The question 'What man is he that desireth life…' is not about a man apart from you; it is the state your consciousness inhabits. To 'keep thy tongue from evil' is to train your inner speech, to release guile and venom from the story you tell yourself. 'Depart from evil, and do good' becomes your revision: turn away from thoughts that harm, and imagine acts of kindness and integrity. 'Seek peace, and pursue it' invites a steady inner posture—a calm, confident awareness that the I AM already sustains life. Your world will reflect the temper of your inner state; as you assume peace and live in love, the days you desire—life, longevity, good—begin to unfold as real experience. The psalmist's call is a gentle invitation to dwell in the inner sanctuary of awareness, where life is spoken into being by your precise, loving attention, grounded in I AM.