Inner Psalm Of Trust

Neville's Inner Vision

In the quiet center of you is the I AM, the merciful God within. When fear rises, it is only a misfire of consciousness, an old story you have believed about separation. The verse invites you to shift from identification with the threat to alignment with the I AM, the source that breathes mercy and truth. What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee becomes an ongoing practice: you assume the state of trust, you revise every troubling thought into the light of divine word, and you feel it real now—the assurance that the inner witness remains untouched by external appearances. The “enemies” outside are really restless thoughts wrestling your words; in your inner sanctuary you quiet that chatter by recognizing that your true self is the God who commands mercy and casts fear out. By praising the Word in the mind—declaring that the inner decree governs your scene—you transform the perceived danger into a corridor of growth toward the divine presence within.