Inner Confession, Inner Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

David's words are not merely utterances but an inner turning. He declares that his outer act misaligned with his true I AM, and his admission redefines the past by the present affirmation of a higher state. In Neville's psychology, confession is the deliberate alignment of your inner atmosphere; to 'remove the iniquity' is to revise the inner record, to stand in the I AM and let the mind's decree wipe clean the old thought-form. The Lord's reply to Gad is the still, small inner voice confirming the new state—a redirect toward mercy and clarity rather than punishment. When you treat guilt as an outdated self-story and affirm your divine nature, you hear the inner seer speak: you are seen and supported by the Source within. Forgiveness then becomes not an event handed from without but a state you assume and feel until it becomes your lived memory.