Remembering God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Your state, not your landscape, is the true land of Jordan. When the psalmist cries, 'my soul is cast down,' he is naming a moment of consciousness, not a distant trouble. Yet 'therefore will I remember thee' is a decision to revise from within. The Jordan crossing becomes an inner movement, the Hermonites a height of assurance, and Mizar a vantage point of I AM awareness. To remember God is to shift identification—from the fear that wrings the heart to the Presence that never leaves. The memory is not a diary of facts but a creative act of imagination, aligning you with the original act by which all things were formed. By recalling past faithfulness, you re-enter the present as one who is already held by divine presence. The feeling of certainty grows as you dwell in that remembered state, until it feels real here and now. In this way, the verse invites a practical discipline: revise your state until your inner weather reflects the I AM.