Inner Waves of Psalm 88:7

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's understanding, the verse reveals a state of consciousness where the I AM appears overwhelmed by thought-waves. The 'wrath' is not a punishment out there, but the inner pressure of unmastered mental states—fear, grief, blame—clashing within the self. When we attend to these waves as outer events, we perpetuate them; when we reinterpret them as signals from our own consciousness, we become the observer who can revise. Selah, the pause, invites a turning point: in the stillness, the mind remembers that God, the I AM, is not an external judge but the awareness that can shift the scene by one assumption. The suffering can be seen as a tide that rises and falls, present to remind us of the power to re-create from within. By affirming, 'I AM consciousness is Peace,' we do not deny the waves but endow them with meaning that serves healing. The future hope arises as we realize the I AM remains unchanged beneath every surge.