Held by His Right Hand

Neville's Inner Vision

In this Psalm we discover a state of consciousness rather than a distant event. 'I am continually with thee' becomes the realization that I am always aware of the I AM, and the 'right hand' is the felt support of that awareness. The promise of guidance by 'thy counsel' is an invitation to rely on inner imagination rather than external sources, for the inner voice of God—the vivid sense of my divine idea—leads my thoughts and actions. To ask 'Whom have I in heaven but thee?' is to acknowledge that all fulfillment resides within this Presence, and nothing on earth is desired apart from it. When 'my flesh and my heart faileth,' I do not resist weakness; I affirm that God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever, identifying with the I AM as the source and sustenance of life. This interpretation shifts the life from outward striving to inward realization: the imagination creates reality, faith is maintained by ongoing inner attention, and the inner divine order unfolds as glory in consciousness. Your present experience becomes the immediate demonstration of this truth.