Dominion Over Fear: Psalms 91:13

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line the lion, adder, and dragon are not external beasts but states of consciousness—fear, doubt, and limitation. To tread upon them is to refuse their claim, to remain in the I AM that consciousness calls God. When you dwell in the awareness that you are the I AM, you become the person who moves through life with a quiet, unshakable authority, and danger loses its sting. Your imagination is the instrument by which you awaken this mastery. If you assume you have already tread these fears under foot, you align your inner world with the natural order of protection and providence. The young lion and the dragon symbolize fresh, lingering anxieties; the older power of fear yields when you sustain a vivid feeling of dominion. The Psalm invites a practice of revision: practice the mood of sovereignty until it saturates your days, and let the outer scene reflect your inner kingly posture.