Inner Sovereign Psalm Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

This psalm is not about a distant king; it is about the state you assume in consciousness. The 'he' who lives is the I AM you awaken as, the inner ruler whose life proceeds from within. The 'gold of Sheba' is inner abundance; it arrives as the shine of your own inspired thoughts when you dwell in the feeling that is wealth. 'Prayer continually' is the attentiveness you give to that state, a steady reverent focus rather than external ritual. The image of the corn upon the mountains and the fruit that shakes like Lebanon points to returns of your inner weather: high places yielding nourishment and confidence that spreads through your world. The line 'his name shall endure forever' is the recognition that this state, pressed into memory by feeling it real, becomes a lasting feature of your being. 'All nations shall call him blessed' signals that your inner prosperity makes all life respond with blessings. So, enter this psalm as a practice: regard yourself as the king, honor the inner law, and let the feeling of that enduring identity rule your day.