Behold The Inner Helper

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, the text does not name distant deities but points to the most intimate helper—the I AM waiting within your own consciousness. When you say, God is mine helper, you are not petitioning a far-off power; you are waking to a state of awareness that already aids every movement of your being. The line 'the Lord is with them that uphold my soul' becomes a practical law: as you maintain your inner posture—upright, faithful, receptive—you invite the sustaining Presence to partner with your mind. In Neville’s manner, see that God is the head of your being, your awareness that remembers itself. Your soul is uplifted not by force from outside but by the imagination that already trusts and supports you. The helper is not elsewhere; it is your own I AM drawing you back from fear into confident action. Begin by acknowledging, 'I am supported by God now,' and let that assumption reshape your sense of circumstances, choices, and outcomes.