Inner Psalm: Healing Through I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 38:1-11 shows a soul crushed by guilt, illness, and isolation, crying out under an impression of divine anger. Neville Goddard teaches that there is no external wrath awaiting a person; all judgment arises as a state of consciousness you entertain. The 'arrows' and 'hand' pressing the body are symbols for stubborn thoughts you have embedded in your flesh by believing yourself separate from the I AM. The heaviness in the bones, the roars of the heart, the sense of being neglected by friends—all of this is an inner climate you have cultivated. When you awaken to the truth that you are the I AM, the offender and the offended are one; you cease feeding the old image and begin living from a new impression. The psalmist's cries become opportunities to revise: redraw the scene so the burden is dissolved, the wounds heal, and companionship returns as the inner perception of wholeness. Your task is to stand in the state of healing now, and let the outer world reflect that inner alignment.