Inner Path of Psalm 95:10

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 95:10 speaks of a generation God grieves over—a state of heart that errs and does not know the divine ways. In Neville’s terms, that “generation” is your current consciousness, the sum total of thoughts, memories, and feelings you treat as real. The grief you sense is the consequence of living as if you are separate from your I AM, forgetting the inward map that turns attention toward harmony. “Ways” are not external rules but inner patterns of awareness—the habits by which you interpret experience, expect outcomes, and respond to life. To change this, you must adopt a new inner fact: I am the I AM; I know the ways within me. Hold that assumption until it feels true in your chest, then revise every thought or belief that contradicts it. Practice feeling the presence of the inner path as present tense reality, and let it reorient your choices, desires, and perceptions. With consistent revision and feeling-it-real, the forty years of distance dissolve, and you awaken to the path that was always yours to walk.