Quicken Me by Thy Word

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the dust is not a place but a state of consciousness you have accepted about yourself. When you say, 'quicken thou me according to thy word,' you are not petitioning a distant God; you are shifting your inner identity to align with the Word you already are. I declare my ways and find the I AM answering within me, for the act of declaring is a revision of consciousness. Teach me thy statutes becomes the commitment to learn the laws I live by in thought and feeling. Make me to understand the way of thy precepts—this is the moment I talk of thy wondrous works, because imagination now obeys the precepts I cherish. When my soul melts under heaviness, I do not seek relief from without; I invoke the Word to strengthen me, and the strength flows from a known identity. The more I dwell in that inner Word, the more my life aligns with it, and the outer scene mirrors the inward order. I am quickened by the Word within.