Higher Rock Within
Psalms 61:1-2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 61 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 61 invites you to cry out to God and seek refuge in a rock higher than your overwhelmed heart. It points you to a steadfast inner foundation beyond circumstance.
Neville's Inner Vision
Beloved, your cry is not to compel a distant God, but to awaken a state of consciousness you already possess. When you say 'Hear my cry' you are naming your attention turning from fear toward awareness. 'From the end of the earth I cry' signals the farthest edge of your identification; overwhelm is merely a habit, a temporary posture of the mind. The 'rock that is higher than I' is the elevated awareness in which you know yourself as the I AM, the indwelling God who never leaves. To be led to that rock is to revise your center: you do not move God into your life; you move your sense of self into God. In this shift, sounds become assurance, lack becomes fullness, and prayer becomes quiet alignment with present presence. As you dwell in this elevated state, your outer scene will rearrange to reflect the inner claim: you inherit steadiness, not certainty born of circumstance, but certainty born of consciousness. Trust that you are already there; the journey is inward.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes and say, 'I am the Rock that is higher than I.' Feel your sense of self settle into unshakable calm, breathing out the overwhelm and letting the I AM hold you.
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