Inner Refuge Dwelling

Neville's Inner Vision

To live under Psalm 91:9-10 is to assume the I AM as your habitation. You do not petition for protection; you declare it as your present state of consciousness. The Lord, understood as your I AM, becomes your refuge by a simple inner shift—an act of consciousness, not a measure of weather or weapon. When you assume that you are dwelling in the Most High, you revise the sense of danger; you erase the idea that evil can approach by affirming that your presence is impregnable. The 'plague' you fear is but a belief in separation; it loses force where attention is fixed on the inner sanctuary. In this light, security is not earned after long trials, but realized by the act of imagining yourself already in safety. The door to your dwelling is the present moment, where awareness watches fear pass and remains unmoved. The verse invites you to rest in the I AM; as you do, your outer world aligns with the inner revelation: you are protected, because you dwell in God.