Inner Wonders in Darkness

Neville's Inner Vision

Know this: the dark you fear is only a veil of forgetfulness within your own consciousness. The 'wonders' you seek and the 'righteousness' you crave are not distant miracles; they are your I AM awakening to its own power. When you ask, 'Shall thy wonders be known in the dark?' you are inviting the mind to acknowledge that what you call darkness is simply a misperception of self, a land of forgetfulness that can be recalled into remembrance by a single assumption. I, as awareness, can affirm that I am the origin and the witness of every marvel and every just act. In this light, acts of wonder appear not by changing outer circumstances but by reviving inner discernment: that I am whole, holy, and intact. Therefore, I revise the inner state until it feels true. By living from the I AM, the Psalm’s question dissolves, and the inner wonders stand revealed in consciousness, transforming both perception and experience into righteousness.