Mercy Within: The Pardon I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Who is a God like thee? In this inner reading, that question identifies the self you are waking up to: the I AM that pardons and refuses to keep anger. In Neville’s terms, God is not distant but within your own consciousness as your true state. When you acknowledge that you, as the I AM, pass over fault and stay with mercy, you awaken to the fact that every circumstance in your life mirrors this inner disposition. Pardon is not a spiritual act done to a stranger; it is your own revised state of being, the memory of guilt replaced by the light of forgiveness. The verse says He delights in mercy, which means your inner being takes pleasure in extending mercy to all things, especially yourself. As you live from that inner mercy, anger fades, old grievances dissolve, and the remnant of heritage—the you that remains after the drama—receives grace rather than judgment. Stay with the feeling that the divine pardon is already yours, and your world will reflect it: conditions soften, relationships heal, and time seems to bend to your mercy.