Inner Confession, Outer Prosperity

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that to cover sins is to deny your present state of consciousness. When you confess and forsake, you are not appealing to a distant judge, you are shifting your inner state. The I AM within you remains unaffected by outward appearances; you awaken it by naming the thought you have refused to own and then choosing its opposite feeling. Feareth alway is not craven apprehension but a steady reverence for God as your awareness. Your life reflects the quality of your inner state; mercy follows when you refuse to harden your heart and align with the truth that you are already forgiven in consciousness. If you imagine yourself as the man who chooses mercy now, you dissolve the momentum of mischief by a simple revision: I AM forgiven; I AM free; I choose mercy and blessing. Do this and notice the outer scene responding, for the inward conviction sets the outer world on a new current.