Inner Rest for Psalm 6:6-7

Neville's Inner Vision

To the one who reads this, remember you are not the groaning body but the I AM that witnesses the scene. The bed spun by the night's tears is the old mental weather, not a fixed circumstance; the 'enemies' are beliefs, not men outside your door. In this light, Psalm 6:6-7 reveals a shift of consciousness: when you stop fearing the tempest and return to the awareness that God is your constant state, the imagined threat loses its grip. Your feeling of weariness is a signal to assume a higher state, to revise the story with the conviction that you are already whole, loved, and protected by the I AM. The eye's grief-filled accusation vanishes as you perceive that the eye is an instrument of consciousness, not a corridor to a separate, hostile world. The shift is practical: enter the room of inner stillness, sit in the presence that never leaves you, and feel the tears drying as you affirm, I AM. Then you awaken as the psalmist awakens, not to defeat, but to the truth of God’s dwelling within.