Inner Forgiveness, Outer Consequences

Neville's Inner Vision

In this moment the Lord is the I AM within David’s consciousness, the living awareness that he cannot escape his true nature. David’s admission, “I have sinned,” marks a turning of attention from the old story to the truth of being. Nathan’s reply, “The LORD also hath put away thy sin,” signals that forgiveness is already accomplished in the inner state when one refuses to identify with error. The death of the child is not a punishment imposed from without, but the natural echo of a former inner condition—the form that the mind entertained when it believed separation from God. The message for today is clear: confession aligns you with divine law, dissolves guilt, and releases the creative power of imagination to alter your experience. If you dwell in the I AM and revise the scene with the feeling that you are forgiven, the outer world will reflect that new inner state. Your essential self remains intact; the old form falls away as you choose to identify with life in God.