The Fool and the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the verse, the fool is not outside; he is a condition of consciousness saying there is no God—a stubborn conviction of lack. God is the I AM that fears or forgets itself as fullness. When you hear that voice, you are being invited to awaken the inner witness, to revise the assumption that there is absence. This Psalm shows two realms: the inner core that already holds God and the outer show of distraction when we forget; yet it is all the same mind. By refusing the hunger for proof outside, you align with the conviction that God is here as your own awareness. This faithfulness is not dogma but alignment: you imagine and feel the truth until it becomes your lived reality. The act of saying there is God within me shifts the entire field, turning the fool's claim into a stepping stone toward trust and wholeness.