Courts Of Inner Trust

Neville's Inner Vision

Your verse invites you to turn away from the noise of the world and find the true courts within. In Neville's manner, the entire scene is a state of consciousness: the day in the courts is not a future event but a present mood of awareness. The doorkeeper stands not at a gate in a building, but at the threshold of attention, and trusting God becomes the active assumption through which your inner sunlight pours. When you declare that the LORD God is your sun and shield, you are naming the atmospheric conditions of your own mind: illumination and protection accompany every inward choice. Grace and glory flow to those who walk uprightly, meaning those who align with the truth of their I AM. The promise, no good thing withheld, is the law of correspondence: as you entertain thoughts of radiant trust, your life rearranges to reflect that trust. To practice, affirm that you already inhabit the blessed man’s state. Let your memory of lack fade as you intensify the feeling of aliveness in the present moment, imagining the courts as your ongoing home. The sun and shield are not external; they are the conditions you cultivate by dwelling in awareness and choosing to trust rather than doubt. In this inner image, every movement of feeling is a moment of grace shaping your world. Remember: the verse places trust as the doorway to blessing; you pass through it by assuming you are already upright and protected, receiving every good thing as a gift bestowed by your own I AM.