Inner Wealth of Psalm 50:12-13

Neville's Inner Vision

These lines are not about God asking for support, but about your own state of consciousness. God, the I AM, is not hungry; He is the world that you are, the fullness you already possess. When the text says I would not tell thee, it means your inner life does not solicit lack or sacrifice to become; it already exists in awareness. The sacrifice pointed to here is the letting go of the idea that you must earn the world’s favor. Worship then becomes alignment: you entertain a hypothesis of abundance and refuse every contrary conviction. Your life then mirrors your steady assumption. You do not appeal to a distant deity; you revise your sense of self and the world conforms to that revised state. The practice is straightforward: assume you are the world and its fullness, feel it as your present possession, and dwell there until your outer circumstances reflect the inner order you have chosen.