I Am Wondrous Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 77:14 speaks with the voice of the I AM, the God that does wonders. In my reformulation, the verse is not about a distant deity but about the awareness I inhabit. The 'people' who witness strength are the many parts of my own consciousness—thoughts, memories, and desires—through whom my present reality is declared. When I say 'Thou art the God that doest wonders,' I am naming the power resident in my awareness, the movement of imagination that makes manifest what I accept as real. The wonders are not miracles outside me, but shifts in the state I occupy. To 'declare thy strength among the people' is to stop seeking strength elsewhere and to acknowledge that my I AM is already powerful, visible in every inner scene I attend to. This is Providence as inner alignment: guidance arrives as I hold the conviction that I am the source of all appearing. The more consistently I dwell as the I AM, the more my outer world reflects enhanced capacity, order, and wonder. Rest in that awareness and let my days be filled with the sense that the infinite is witnessing me, declaring strength through me.