Inner Prayer Of Hezekiah And Isaiah

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 20 shows two figures joining their appeal to heaven; in Neville's language, two states of consciousness synchronize to birth a desired effect. Hezekiah represents sovereign will, the outward king in you, while Isaiah embodies prophetic knowing, the inner voice that confirms what the I AM already desires. When they prayed and cried to heaven, they did not beg from lack but tuned awareness to its higher possibility. The act of prayer is not asking a distant deity; it is turning attention inward, aligning your awake mind with the truth that the subconscious already desires your good and its expression is inevitable. The 'heaven' they call to is your own I AM, the awareness that simply is, and by repeating with feeling you revise the story of limitation into certainty of future blessing. This is the mental act Neville teaches: stand in the assumed line of the event, feel the dust of the future as present, and keep faith that the answer is already given in the fabric of consciousness. The joint petition releases the tension between two opposed states and inaugurates unity, allowing the promised help to echo through your life.