Feasting on Inner Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

In this cry, the carcasses are not external corpses, but the states of consciousness that have died to your sense of power—old identities, fears, and beliefs about lack. The birds of the heaven and beasts of the earth symbolize inner thoughts that feast on your vitality when you concede to separation from your I AM. Yet the psalmist is not pleading to gods outside; he is waking to a law: what you nourish in imagination becomes your reality. When you see those dead forms craved by the inner 'enemy,' you are invited to reverse the scene by assuming the opposite. Declare that you are the I AM presence, the inner governor who feeds only life. In that assumption, the birds and beasts cease to own your attention; your feelings of abandonment and victimhood dissolve as you dwell in the certainty of wholeness. The experience of suffering becomes the soil in which a new self roots—one that perceives that all power is within and that future hope arises from present inner clarity.