Wall and Towers of Favor

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville Goddard's lens, the wall is a state of consciousness—a clear boundary that guards attention from fear—while the towers symbolize the uplifting of feeling and nourishment from a secure vantage point. The line 'then was I in his eyes as one that found favour' becomes the evidence of living from a state that pleases the inner observer, the I AM. Favor arises not as a distant gift but as a present-tense recognition you confer upon yourself through your assumption. To practice this, you embody the wall and towers and dwell in the feeling that the I AM is looking on you with approval. When you maintain this inner alignment, presence manifests as reality, and you are perceived by the inner beloved as already favored. The verse thus teaches that your inner state, rightly held, shapes your outer experience of grace, mercy, and the presence of God.