Psalm 38:3-8 Inner Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse by verse the psalm reveals not a mere external affliction but a state the mind has grown into. When the words speak of anger against the flesh and the bones filled with guilt, hear them as inner movements of a consciousness that believes separation from the I AM. The body here is not a prison but a map: soundness and rest appear only when awareness regains its unity with the divine I AM, the original self that feels and knows all. The line mine iniquities are gone over mine head becomes the moment you stop carrying a false burden of guilt and release it into the light of awareness. Your wounds stink, your loins are diseased, your heart is disquieted - these are images formed by a mind convinced of sin, not fixed facts. In Neville's terms, change the state, not the matter: assume the feeling of wholeness, rest, and ease now as your true nature. The renewal comes as you align with I AM, and the felt sense of restoration follows.