Psalms 46:2-3 Inner Fearlessness

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the psalmist speaks of a crisis that never leaves the I AM unarmed. The 'earth removed' and the 'mountains carried into the sea' are not distant futures; they are the shifting scenes of your mind when you forget who you are. Yet the speaker remains unafraid because the one who fears is not the I AM but a mistaken sense of self. In this teaching, God is your awareness—the I AM—that never trembles; the world you see answers to the truth you assume. If you declare fear, you will experience fear as the outer weather; if you insist, 'I am the unshakable center,' then the storm in the sea of your thoughts quiets and the sea reflects your calm. The mountains shaking are the image of belief in limitation loosening. You are asked to dwell as the permanent witness, not the moving scene. By feeling and assuming the state of invincible calm, you rewrite the scene from within and invite new circumstance to echo your inner poise.