Inner Wealth, Outer Provision

Psalms 62:10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Psalms 62 in context

Scripture Focus

10Trust not in oppression, and become not vain in robbery: if riches increase, set not your heart upon them.
Psalms 62:10

Biblical Context

The Psalm warns not to trust in oppression or robbery. It cautions against making riches the heart's treasure as they increase.

Neville's Inner Vision

Trust that the I AM is your only sovereignty; you are not the mind that dominates others, but the awareness that makes every circumstance yield. When you hear 'trust not in oppression,' hear it as a warning to distrust any belief that coercive wealth or external force can secure you. 'If riches increase, set not your heart upon them' is a call to keep your inner throne unmoved by changing numbers. Wealth may appear as a sign, yet it is never the source of your reality. Your true provision resides in the imaginative state you choose to inhabit. If you imagine yourself secure by the I AM: countless, unassailable, independent of taxes, threats, or market swings, provision follows, not by force but by the law of your consciousness. Practice daily faith that you are the owner of your world, not its victim. Let wealth be a tool, never a master; your heart rests in the constant, loving awareness that you are, now, the prospering presence.

Practice This Now

Imaginative Act: Assume the I AM is your only reality; revise any fear of wealth by whispering, 'My provision is the I AM,' and feel the security blooming regardless of outward riches.

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