Inner Declarations of Enduring Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

These lines speak not of distant history but of the inner declaration that anchors mercy in the I AM. Israel, the house of Aaron, and those who fear the LORD represent aspects of your own consciousness, all agreeing that the goodness of God is a constant presence, not a fluctuating feeling. When you say, 'his mercy endureth for ever,' you are not asking for mercy from outside; you are tuning your imagination to the one unchanging state you are: awareness itself. The word 'mercy' points to a benevolent energy sustaining every part of you, a covenant loyalty that persists whether conditions appear favorable or not. By invoking these inner voices—the citizen-self, the priestly faculty, and the devoted, listening self—you align with the truth that mercy is the fabric of life. Remain in that alignment and you will find circumstances soften, fear dissolves, and acts of grace unfold as natural expressions of your inner state.