Dwelling in Inner Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear the psalmist say, Trust in the LORD, and do good, and it is the I AM that is being invited to align with itself. In Neville's language, the 'LORD' is not a distant deity but the I AM—your awareness, the unchanging you that is always present. Your inner land, the 'land,' is the state of consciousness you inhabit by consciousness shifts. When you trust as an assumption—feeling already nourished, protected, provided—you cease appealing to lack and begin living from a settled abundance. 'Do good' becomes an expression of your inner state: acts of kindness, integrity, and generosity flowing from a heart that assumes fullness. As you maintain this inner posture, you cease wandering; you dwell in the land because your attention rests securely in your own creative center. Nourishment follows not from outward circumstances but from the conviction that your inner atmosphere feeds you, day by day, through imaginative acts that align perception with reality. The outer world then becomes a visible echo of the inner conviction, proving the truth that you are supported by the I AM who never deserts you.