Inner Call and Divine Answer

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Psalm, Moses, Aaron, and Samuel are not distant figures but inner states—the priesthood of attention, devotion, and obedient imagination. When you call on the LORD, i.e., when you turn to the I AM that you are, the cloudy pillar—your guiding imagination—replies with clarity. The 'testimonies' and 'ordinance' are the fixed laws you choose to honor in your daily dream: the discipline of consistent imagination, the decision to hold the image of fulfilled desire, the refusal to feed anxious thoughts. Their petition is your own willingness to stay in a receptive mood, not begging but assuming. The line 'thou answeredst them' declares that God (your awareness) answers as you persist in the state you have assumed. Forgiveness appears as the correction of misperceived inventions—your mind’s misaligned thoughts—by recognizing them as phenomena within consciousness and returning to the original I AM. The violence of past images dissolves when you dwell in the inner courtroom of awareness and allow the divine order to be established. You are the cloud and the pillar; you are the voice and the answer; you are the law and the obedience.