Grace In God's Sight

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse reveals that grace is not a distant gift but a state of consciousness you decide to embody. When you say, 'Let thine handmaid find grace in thy sight,' you are choosing to align your I AM with the feeling of being seen, welcomed, and favored by the divine presence within. 'Grace' stands for a seamless ease, acceptance, and wholeness already within you. By dwelling in that assumed state, you dissolve the belief of separation from God and allow the inner atmosphere to reflect grace in your outward mood—your face, your appetite, your calm. The moment you acknowledge this inner shift, the outer sign follows: despair loosens its grip and nourishment becomes natural again, symbolizing a restored harmony between inner peace and outer expression. This is the practice of present-tense faith: you are not petitioning for grace as a future event but inhabiting the state of grace now, which transforms both inner disposition and outward circumstance.