Psalm 64: Inner Snares

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville Goddard’s manner, see that the 'wicked' schemes are not distant outsiders but states of consciousness within you—voices of doubt, fear, and gleeful self-importance. The tongue that wounds and the arrows of bitter speech are your own habitual thoughts and spoken judgments about your life. They plot in secret because they’re forms of inner resistance to your I AM presence. The 'perfect' person is your present awareness, the I AM that experiences itself as peace, wholeness, and creative power. When you recognize that all attack arises from inner conviction, you disarm its force by assuming a new state: you are already the I AM, and the imagined threat cannot redefine you. The inner search for iniquity and the depth of heart reveal the complexity of your mind’s private theater; you may simply choose to revise it by dwelling in the truth of your indivisible self. As you persist in this revised state, the so-called snares vanish, and the whole scene yields to a brighter, more unified awareness that creates serenity rather than conflict.