Storm to Quiet: I Am Within
Psalms 88:15-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 88 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 88:15-17 portrays deep affliction and a sense of being overwhelmed by terrors, with the speaker feeling surrounded and cut off. The language frames it as an inner storm rather than an external fact.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within Neville's method, these lines reveal a state of consciousness more than a doom in time. The affliction and the terrors are pictures projected on the screen of your mind, movements of a belief that life is other than the I AM. When you read that wrath and waters encircled you, remember you are the observer, not the victim; awareness is the only true theater, and it can revise the seen world by its activity. Your true self is the I AM, the permanent presence that does not change with fear. By shifting allegiance from the sensation of being cut off to the truth that you are always held in the I AM, you dissolve the impression of distance. The mind, not circumstance, writes the drama; you can turn the page by imagining the conclusion you desire. Imaginative power creates reality; the moment you refuse to identify with the storm and instead dwell in the I AM, the currents of distress lose their grip. What remains is the quiet awareness that can carry and redefine every scene of suffering as a passage toward a greater unity with the divine within.
Practice This Now
Assume the I AM as your sole reality and feel it real: I am the I AM, surrounded by peace. Revise the sense of terrors as misperceptions dissolving in awareness.
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