Inner Gatherings of Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, the forsaking is not God leaving you, but your own misidentification with lack. The 'I AM' within you experiences a momentary shadow—an inner wrath of resistance where you forget your true home. Yet the scroll of awareness remains open; great mercies are your innate faculties returning to gathering. The 'small moment' is the brief lapse in assumption; the 'great mercies' are the steady acts of consciousness by which you align with your divine state. The 'everlasting kindness' is not a distant trait of God but your permanent interior state when you choose to dwell in I AM. The Redeemer is your higher self, the awareness that gathers your scattered selves back into unity. Remember: you create reality by assumption. If you feel forsaken, revise: I am not forsaken. I am gathered by mercies. In this moment, the face of God is turned toward my consciousness; there is no real separation—only the movement of my inner state back to grace. By feeling it real, you precipitate the actual shift in your world.