Inner Sustenance Psalm 73:25-26

Neville's Inner Vision

To read this verse through the Neville lens is to interpret heaven and earth as inner states of consciousness. Whom have I in heaven but thee becomes a declaration that the I AM is my sole object of desire; to desire beside thee is to acknowledge other realities, but the practice is to dwell in the one reality now. When the psalmist says My flesh and my heart faileth, he names the limits of the old self; yet the next clause lifts the seal: God is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever. The strength is not bodily vigor but the inner energy of awareness that holds me upright; the portion forever is the perpetual nourishment supplied by that awareness. Thus, the verse invites you to align your entire being with the I AM, trusting that your outer scene will follow the interior state. Your true home is the awareness of God within, a present-tense reality you can inhabit today.