Inner Time and Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, Psalm 90:11–12 speaks not of distant judgment but of your inner weather and inner calendar. The power of anger is the intensity of thought when you forget your I AM and listen to fear instead of the divine law within. When you reverence the I AM, that inner fire loosens and becomes a guide rather than a whip. To 'number our days' is a practical discipline: treat each moment as a counted opportunity to return your attention to wisdom. Time then ceases to be a tyrant and becomes your material for imagination, something you shape with repeated, deliberate thought. To 'apply our hearts unto wisdom' is to dwell in a state of discerning, loving focus, casting out anxious stories and rehearsing the state you desire as already present. Your life is the expression of an inner king, writing the page of days by choice; revise belief until that wise state is your ordinary experience.