Mercy Within: The Inner Psalm

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the Lord not as a distant judge, but as the I AM within you, the steady sun of awareness that never leaves you. The verse says mercy is abundant, slow to anger, and not counting our sins against us. In Neville's logic, that mercy is already your state of consciousness when you cease identifying with guilt and reframe the past as a dream. Your true self is the transcript of God’s essence, the one who remembers you as dust only to pity you into wakefulness. When you perceive heaven's height as a measure of your own compassionate depth, the distance between your old transgressions and your present state dissolves; as far as the east is from the west is the distance between the old you and the new you who lives by mercy. The Father’s tenderness toward his children mirrors your own soft inner climate when you refuse to judge and instead bless. You are not condemned; you are being invited to awaken to your divine frame.