Inner Fountain of Life Meditation

Neville's Inner Vision

All that you call life is a state of consciousness. The psalmist’s images are not distant landscapes; they are inner dispositions manifesting as experience. The 'fatness of thy house' is the luxuriant richness of awareness you inhabit when you declare I AM the source of all. 'Drink of the river of thy pleasures' is your willingness to bathe in joy that flows from that self-knowledge, not from circumstance. 'For with thee is the fountain of life' signifies that life itself originates in your own I AM presence; 'in thy light shall we see light' means illumination follows your decision to see through the one light within. If you feel dry or empty, you are simply believing a lie about separation. Return to the assumption that you are now living where divine abundance is the norm, and the appearance of lack dissolves. Imagination is the instrument; your inner assumption creates the outer scene. Let the feeling of fullness saturate every cell until sight aligns with inner truth.