Inner Mercy Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's framework, the LORD is not a distant power but the I AM within you—the steady awareness that can dwell in a single state. To call God merciful and gracious is to acknowledge that mercy is a quality of your own consciousness, always available when you align with it in imagination. Slow to anger becomes a discipline of inner response: you do not feed reactive thoughts but choose a peaceful stance from the well of inner mercy. Let grace be not an event you seek but an atmosphere you inhabit, a feeling you consistently practice. Your life expresses this inward mercy—events, words, and judgments shift as your inner movement toward compassion. By assuming this dispotent state of mercy, you revise your sense of self and others, and the world mirrors that revised inner climate.