Remembering God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM lens, Psalms 50:22 asks you to awaken to the fact that God is not an external judge but the very awareness you inhabit. When you forget God, you align with a lesser state of consciousness—an inner sense of separation that can leave you feeling abandoned or overwhelmed. The “tearing in pieces” imagery is a symbolic portrayal of discord in your imagination when you believe you are apart from the source of deliverance. The moment you “consider this” and turn your attention back to theI AM, you revise the scene. Remembering God is not a ritual but a redefinition of the self: you choose to dwell in the presence that gives life to every event. Judgment and accountability dissolve into the natural consequences of states of consciousness; fidelity becomes alignment with your awakened awareness. Your mornings can become a deliberate renewal of allegiance to the I AM, and your day can unfold from that inner sovereignty.