Psalm of Inner Comfort

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the reproach and heaviness are the texture of your current state of consciousness. The 'adversaries' you name are your own judgments arising before the I AM that you truly are. When reproach breaks your heart and you crave pity, you are rehearsing lack - and you can release it by shifting to a state of inner alignment. The gall and vinegar symbolize bitter beliefs you have fed your mind - thoughts of scorn, doubt, and thirst for significance - that render your experience as suffering. Yet this scene is but a projection of awareness; God, the I AM, is the constant awareness within, not an outsider. By choosing a new assumption - feeling the presence that comforts, imagining the response of a benevolent inner counsel, and affirming your belovedness - you dissolve the need for external pity. Reframe the scene: see the inner voices as supportive, not condemned; let your awareness drink from the wells of life that never run dry.