Inner Field of Joy Psalms 96:12

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the field and trees are not external scenery but symbols of states of consciousness and their expressions. The field is the boundary of your attention, the trees are the outward forms that spring from your inner movement. When I, as I AM, choose a state of joy, I do not await some future weather; I invite the field to be joyful now. This is not sentiment but a turning of the key within: joy is the natural pitch of my awareness, and when I hold that pitch, the world, in its trees and fields, begins to align with it. The call 'Let the field be joyful' is a directive to revision—replace fear, doubt, or weariness with an immediate feeling of gladness. As I persist in this, the inner movement creates outer appearances: relationships brighten, opportunities multiply, and seemingly solid conditions respond as if the wood rejoices with me. I am not petitioning God; I am discovering that God is my consciousness, and by assuming joy I bring forth a world that mirrors it.