Inner Triumph in God’s Works

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the stillness of your awareness, the psalm becomes a description of your inner state. 'For thou, LORD, hast made me glad through thy work' is a declaration that joy arises from the realized activity of God within you—the works of your own mind, the divine order you allow in consciousness. 'I will triumph in the works of thy hands' becomes your commitment to live from that inner construction, not from fear or lack. 'O LORD, how great are thy works! and thy thoughts are very deep' invites you to rest in the mystery of the mind that knows itself as God. The transient 'wicked' and 'enemies' are simply false states—believings—rising and dissolving as you stop feeding them with attention. 'Thou art most high forevermore' is the acceptance that your I AM is above every condition. The 'fresh oil' anointing is the refreshing energy of a mind aligned with divine perception; your horn is exalted as new power flows from this identification. Your eye and ears attend to the decline of those imagined oppositions, confirming your inner victory as you continue to dwell in the awareness of God’s hands working in you.