Taste and Trust Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In this psalm the Lord is not a distant deity but the I AM within you, the steadfast consciousness that tastes and sees goodness when you align with its light. To taste is to acknowledge the flavor of a true assumption; to see is to perceive life from the nourishing center of your being. When it says there is no want to them that fear Him, interpret this as the disciplined mind reverencing the inner God-state—refusing to narrate lack. The outward ‘lions’ of hunger and fear represent appearances; they cannot alter your inner state once you seek the Lord. Seek the Lord is to seek the source of your own supply, the indwelling principle that provides. Fear becomes confident expectancy; no want is the natural condition of consciousness that knows itself as I AM-aware. Dwelling there dissolves separation, and you live from a reservoir of abundance, tasting and seeing the good that has always been your reality.