Wall Prayer Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner application, the 'wall' is the boundary of your present self-conception. He turns his face to the wall—the inward shift from outward worry to the quiet miracle of consciousness. The LORD here represents the I AM within you, the awareness that can recall and revise any life. His words 'remember now how I have walked before thee in truth and with a perfect heart' are not a plea to a distant deity but a declaration of the state he now chooses to inhabit. He is not asking God to change; he is affirming his own consciousness of truth—truthfulness, integrity, deeds aligned with the good. The weeping is the emotional energy given to the old fear; in Neville's terms, you release the memory of limitation and then hold fast to the new assumption, permitting the inner movement to become outward reality. When you entertain the state of truth and a perfect heart, you awaken the inner law that shapes experience. God becomes your awareness of being; the wall is the space you revise with steady, loving attention to your inner state.