I Am Above All Gods

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's light, this psalm speaks not of distant deities, but of the states of consciousness you entertain. Graven images are fixed beliefs you mistake for reality; the 'gods' are the multiple voices of limitation you tolerate as true. When the psalm says 'Confounded be all they that serve graven images,' it invites you to unmask the idols by turning your awareness to the one I AM that underwrites all appearances. Zion hearing and Judah's rejoicing are the inner acknowledgment that judgments—clearings of perception—set the mind free from false loyalties. 'Thou LORD art high above all the earth: thou art exalted far above all gods' proclaims that the I AM, your real being, is not subject to the phenomena of fear, lack, or separation. As you align with this inner sovereignty, the pretend gods dissolve, and you experience a unity where every part of you worships the same Source. The external world will begin to reflect that interior exaltation as conditions soften and integrity returns.