Inner Psalm: The I AM Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

In this psalm you are invited to see that 'they' are not distant enemies but a state of consciousness you may entertain. When it declares 'in heart ye work wickedness,' it points to the inner movement by which you weigh outcomes, justify harm, and give birth to action. The wicked are described as estranged from the womb, going astray as soon as they are born because they cling to a separated self that thinks it must dominate. Their speech becomes lies because it flows from fear rather than truth, and their 'poison' mirrors a serpent’s venom—present, then deadly to trust. The deaf adder that stops its ear is your mind’s refusal to hear the I AM within—your awareness that all is one and that you choose your experience by inner consent. The cure is to reverse that pattern in imagination: declare, I AM the ground of all being; truth, love, and harmony are already here in me, and I dwell in them to create a world free from deceit. As you revise your inner state, the outer world softens and the poison loses its force.