Eternal Throne Within
Psalms 93:2-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 93 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The throne of the Lord is timeless and established. Floods may rise in life, yet they do not move the true sovereignty within.
Neville's Inner Vision
Like many a psalmist, you glimpse a throne that cannot be toppled by time. In the Neville lens, the throne is your own state of consciousness—the I AM—unshakeable, established from old and from everlasting. The floods described are not enemies to be battled but movements of mind and feeling that rise in awareness. When fear, doubt, or change roars and lifts its waves, see that you are the watcher, not the wave; you are the constant center that lends being to every scene. The outer world and its tumults exist only as impressions within your consciousness; the eternal kingpin sits unmoved, and your job is to acknowledge that presence and allow it to govern your responses. In this light, the phrase thy throne is established becomes a practical law: identify with the timeless I AM, and the ever-changing fortunes of life begin to reflect that inner sovereignty. The floods do not negate the throne; they illuminate the truth that you are the ruler of the dream, and the dream bends to your awareness when you assume it.
Practice This Now
Practice for five minutes: assume you are the eternal throne within and feel the I AM as your constant presence. If storms rise, revise the scene by quietly affirming that you are the I AM, the throne that remains unshaken.
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