Words of Turning and Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, you are not petitioning an external deity as much as you are awakening the I AM within. The command to 'take with you words' is a directive to assume the state you desire: a forgiven, gracious you who stands in the presence of the Lord. Your 'iniquity' is the old sense of separation you revise by insisting on the indivisible reality of I AM. To 'receive us graciously' is to inhabit grace as your natural condition, not something earned from without. The 'calves of our lips' points to living speech that arises from inward acceptance—what you declare, you become. Speak from the end you seek as though it is already done; let the atmosphere of your breathing and tone reflect a lived assurance. When you dwell in this consciousness, forgiveness and praise no longer hinge on external factors but flow as your constant state, shaping circumstance from the inside out.