Rest Within the Inner I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the Psalm reveals that the inner self, the I AM, grieves over a wandering mentality, those thoughts that insist on doubt and keep faith in the background. The generation is your habitual state of consciousness, the stories you tell yourself about lack and separation from the divine ways. The ways are not external decrees but the manner of living, the alignment of belief with the truth of your own consciousness. When you insist there is no rest to be found in you, you seal yourself into an inner exile and remain in the wilderness of fear. The rest spoken of is not a distant reward but an obtainable state of awareness that already resides in you. To enter it, you must stop identifying with the wandering thoughts and declare a new state of being — assume rest, dwell in your I AM, and revise the feeling to I am already at rest within. The moment you assume this state, the animating force of life reorients your experiences to reflect it.