Inner Deliverance Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Your true deliverance comes not from external rescue but from shifting your inner state. The righteous in this proverb is a manner of being, a state in which awareness chooses harmony instead of fear. When you dwell in that state, trouble is met by the built-in mechanism of your I AM, and the pressure of danger dissolves as if replaced by a steadier current. The wicked coming in his stead is the image of your former self fading as a new image of you emerges—an inner substitution where one life is replaced by another in consciousness. See that God is not outside you but the I AM you awaken within each moment. The work is mental; the world simply mirrors your inner assumption. Practically, you revise the feeling of danger by affirming that you are the one who is delivered and that the circumstance shifts in accord with your state. Allow the feeling of safety and dignity to occupy you until it seems natural, and watch as the external scene rearranges to match the inner reform.