Inner Rock and Shelter

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the cry as the ignition of inner imagination. The God addressed is the I AM within you; the 'end of the earth' marks your farthest edge of thought where you feel overwhelmed. Instead of petitioning for external relief, revise your state of consciousness to inhabit the Rock that is higher than your current view. In that Rock you are sheltered and the storm loses its claim, for the fortress is a state of mind—unshakable awareness that cannot be uprooted by appearances. The 'strong tower' is the discipline of attention and faith in the I AM, a protective vantage point from which fear dissolves. When you assume you are already led into this higher space, you align with a new order: your scenes bend toward safety, provision, and guidance, guided by consciousness rather than circumstance. The verse thus becomes a practical instruction: dwell in the I AM, let the Rock be your present experience, and watch the external world respond to your inner alignment.