Inner Cry for Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Distress is not an outer condition but a state of consciousness you entertain in the moment. When you cry unto the LORD, you are turning your attention to the I AM, the living awareness within you that hears even your whispered requests. The word 'deliver' becomes a revision of self-talk: you release the inner soul from lying lips and a deceitful tongue—those two adversaries are the habit of self-talk that contradicts your true nature. They are the stories you recite about limitation, guilt, and failure, voiced as inner words. In this light, hearing means recognizing that your own awareness answers the call; the answer is an already-present health of mind, not a distant rescue. Your distress dissolves as you consent to the truth that you are the I AM, eternal and intact. The prayer is not begging but acknowledgment—the shift in consciousness that makes what you desire appear as your own reality. Thus deliverance is not secured from without but discovered within, as your inner speech aligns with divine possibility.