Inner Mighty Deeds and Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

To say, 'he that is mighty hath done to me great things' is to acknowledge that the mighty is not apart from you but the very I AM that stirs your life. 'Hath done to me' signals a transformation wrought within your state of consciousness—the fear dissolved, the sense of lack overcome, a new order established in your inner hills. 'And holy is his name' names the purity of your awareness—separated unto divine activity, a temple in which miracles are made manifest. 'His mercy is on them that fear him from generation to generation' becomes 'mercy follows my reverent awakening, a generosity that pulses through time as I dwell in awe of the I AM.' Your inner covenant is not external loyalty but the alignment of your attention with the source of power, the grace that treats every moment as favored. When you assume this state, you become the beneficiary and the conduit of grace, and what is carried in you flows to others as mercy, across generations.