Inner Mercy and Wise Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 101 invites you to crown your life with mercy as the air you breathe and to measure every thought by judgment as the gate through which you discern truth. In Neville’s psychology, such lines are not about a distant deity but about your states of consciousness: mercy is the overflow of a tender, inclusive I AM; judgment is the steady, discerning sense that refuses to permit conflict in the temple of your mind. When you declare, I will behave myself wisely in a perfect way, you are not negotiating with fate but educating your own inner self to dwell in alignment. The cry, O when wilt thou come unto me? becomes the joyful expectation that the divine self—your present awareness—arrives whenever you choose to inhabit your inner house with a perfect heart. The “house” is your inner world; the perfect heart is a quiet, unwavering faith that this I AM is always there, never distant, always ready to rule in fidelity. By living this way, you awaken the state where mercy and discernment co-create your reality.