Remembering Truth Within Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, this passage is not a history lesson but a map of consciousness. Hezekiah’s turning toward the wall signals a turning within, away from outward petition and toward the I AM that you are. The Lord in this interpretation is the living awareness inside you—your own invincible present tense. When Hezekiah says remember now, he calls the inner self to recall the truth of his being—that he has walked in truth and with a perfect heart and done that which is good in thy sight. This is not self-justification but alignment: a deliberate state being chosen until it feels natural. The weeping is the emotional discharge that accompanies a new conviction; it clears space for the new state to take root. The prayer, then, is a revision of your state of consciousness, an inner declaration that the desired condition exists already in the invisible realm and is now becoming visible by your feeling-reality. In practice, you claim the memory of your integrity, and you allow tenderness to soften fear, noticing that what you seek is the result of your own inner truth.