Refuge in Her Palaces

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, Psalms 48:3 speaks not of earthly towers but of your interior kingdoms. God is known in her palaces for a refuge reveals that the I AM is present most fully where you feel secure, protected by awareness. A palace is a settled mood of consciousness—calm, confident, merciful—where fear cannot breach the gates. When you dwell in that inner stronghold, you discover that salvation and protection are not distant favors but the steady atmosphere of your own imagining. Your refuge is the felt sense that you are under the care of the I AM, not at the mercy of circumstance. By cultivating a state of steadfast inner attention—acknowledging with quiet certainty that you already possess what you seek—you align with the divine pattern and experience is rearranged to reflect it. The verse invites you to turn attention inward, to recognize the sanctuary within, and to let your consistent imagination render safety, mercy, and redemption as your immediate experience. This is the practical teaching: the external is a mirror of your inner state, and correction begins by changing what you persistently assume exists.