Dove-Eyed Perception Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Your eyes are the I AM, the inner witness that feels and perceives. In this line the dove-like gaze rests beside the rivers of waters—the ongoing flow of life within—washed with milk, the gentle nourishment of grace. When you dwell in this image, you revise your belief about perception itself: you are not watching events of the world, you are the one who sees through a purified consciousness. The 'milk' signifies tenderness and nourishment of truth, not a mere external drink but the soft conviction that all you perceive flows from a state of grace already possessed. The phrase 'fitly set' declares your inner arrangement: attention, feeling, and imagination harmoniously aligned, not by struggle but by choosing and remaining faithful to a state. So practice is simple: assume you are the dove-eyed observer by living waters, feel the nourishment of grace wash your perception, and rest in the certainty that your inner sight is perfectly ordered to reflect only harmony and truth.