Inner Depths of Psalm 92:5

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the 'LORD' you address is the I AM within you—the eternal center of consciousness. When you say, 'how great are thy works,' you are naming the wonders produced by the state of awareness you occupy. Your inner world creates outer forms; the 'works' of God are but the settled fruit of disciplined feeling and consistent imagining. And when you remark that 'thy thoughts are very deep,' you are acknowledging the depth of the inner movements—ideas, choices, and revisions that flow beneath appearances. In Neville-fashion, the verse is not about distant events but about the power you exercise in imagination. By noticing a present circumstance and choosing a new inner posture, you align with the depth of God’s mind and invite order into your life. The more you remain aware of the I AM behind every scene, the more your experiences reflect that depth: harmony, purpose, and timing become natural outcomes of inner truth. Practice holds that the entire universe is your mental state, already complete when you are aware of it.