Enduring Goodness Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Ask yourself who speaks in Psalms 52:1: the 'mighty man' is the ego clinging to power, the voice that boasts in mischief to hide its insecurity. Yet the true ruler of your inner world is not that persona but the I AM—the unchanging goodness of God that endures as your present awareness. When you mistake yourself for the creator of mischief, you fracture your awareness from God; when you soften into the realization that the good you seek already endures within you, the boast dies of its own impotence and you awaken to grace. The words do not condemn the world but reframe your identification: you are not the boastful doer but the watchful witness who can revise any thought by returning to God’s constant benevolence. Your life thus becomes a field where grace continually acts, not by force but by alignment. In this inner alignment, the sense of power shifts from outward achievement to the steady, inner rhythm of divine goodness.