Pouring Out the Soul Within Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

When Hannah speaks of a sorrowful spirit and pouring out her soul before the LORD, hear the inner drama behind her words. In Neville’s psychology, the 'sorrowful spirit' is a state of consciousness—a belief in lack, postponement, and interruption. To pour out the soul is to expose the whole consciousness to the I AM, to name the feeling with honesty rather than lamenting the outer circumstance. The Lord you seek is the awareness within you; relief is found not by changing externals but by recognizing that you already are whole in God. The act of pouring out becomes a deliberate revision: you acknowledge the impression of insufficiency and immediately affirm the truth of fullness as your present reality. This is awakening through imagination: align your inner story with the divine identity you are, and notice how the outer situation begins to bend to that conviction. Practice the shift by granting your mind permission to feel answered, letting the sensation of being heard by the I AM replace the old ache with quiet assurance.