Remembering God, Overwhelmed Spirit

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville student, this verse is a map of inner life, not a confession of defeat. Remembering God is the exact act by which you, the I AM, turn attention from the outer storm to the inner divine presence. God is not a distant person but the living awareness you summon. Trouble, complaint, and overwhelm arise when you identify with a remembered lack and treat it as reality. Yet the remembrance itself is a doorway: the state of consciousness you entertain shapes what appears. The remedy is not argument with circumstances but re-scripting the inner scene. Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and dwell there until the sense of separation dissolves. When you treat Selah as a pause to reinforce the new state, your inner atmosphere shifts and the outer situation follows. You are not asked to conquer God; you are asked to awaken to the God within and claim the stability of Being you already possess.