Inner Deliverance Psalm 91:3

Neville's Inner Vision

When I remember that the snare of the fowler is a belief, not a man, I am delivered in the awareness of the I AM within me. The psalm is not asking a distant power to intervene; it is awakening to the fact that I am that I AM, the presence that governs my world. In this light, fear loosens its grip and traps dissolve as illusions under the glare of consciousness. Deliverance becomes a present recognition: I am already protected by the inner government of God within me, the omnipresent awareness that never slumbers. The fowler's snares are only thoughts that arise and fade when I dwell in that identity. By affirming my unity with the I AM, I revise the impression of danger and discover that the noisome pestilence is simply a word I no longer inhabit. Providence becomes my constant companion, guiding steps, guarding moods, and delivering me from imagined harm, here and now.