Quiet Snares, Awake Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the 'they' and the 'evil matter' are not distant antagonists, but states of consciousness within you. When the psalm says they encourage themselves in an evil matter and lay snares privily, it names the mind rehearsing fear, scheme, and control. In Neville's world, imagination is the architect of experience: unseen thoughts become visible when you identify with the I AM behind all seeing. The line 'Who shall see them?' hints that the outer world mirrors the inner scene, yet the observer—your true I AM—is never blind to it. Therefore the remedy is not to chase others but to revise the inner story: align your thinking with integrity, release the habit of judging, and declare that every motive is known to the I AM within you. By choosing a higher, steady state—purity, discernment, and compassionate power—you loosen the grip of private malice. When you dwell in that inner awareness, the heart's depths cease to breed snares, and reality rearranges to reflect your renewed sense of self.