Inner Ruling Of The Storm

Neville's Inner Vision

The psalm does not describe a distant sea; it describes your consciousness. The raging sea is the churn of thoughts and memories that threaten your sense of identity. When you acknowledge, I am the I AM that rules the mind, you become the one who commands the waves instead of being driven by them. The line Thou rulest the raging of the sea is your inner command: imagine a deeper stillness that makes the waves bow to your persistent awareness. Rahab, the chaotic deep, represents subconscious powers unsettled by fear; to break Rahab in pieces is to dissolve those inner specters by recognizing yourself as the one who never wavers. The strong arm is not force from without but the coherent, unwavering consciousness that acts in faith, scattering enemies, doubt, lack, and limitation, through the power of belief. Thus the Psalm invites you to live from the I AM, not from the tumult, and to watch the outer world rearrange itself to match your inner state.