Inner Deliverer of Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

Proverbs 24:11 calls you to the quiet obligation of mercy in your own consciousness. The ones drawn unto death are not merely people; they are states of mind you have agreed with and allowed to run their course. To forbear from delivering them is to refuse the power of your I AM to heal a scene that you still inhabit. When you identify with the I AM as the rescuer, you release the impulse to condemn or ignore; you become the instrument by which change takes place. In Neville's framework, every external event is a movement of inner beliefs. The 'death' is a belief you have been rehearsing about another or about yourself; the 'delivery' is the renewed conviction that life is continuous, and that you can renew it now by a vivid present-tense assumption. Do not wait for evidence; the act of assuming and feeling it real is the delivery. The mercy you extend in imagination becomes the pattern that draws forth actual results in your world and in the inner lives of others.