Hearing My Inner Supplication

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened mind, Psalms 130:2-3 reads as an inner dispatch. The 'Lord' who hears is not a distant judge but the I AM—the constant awareness within you that can listen and respond. When I voice my supplication, this inner presence leans near and attends to the inner sound of my asking. The line about counting iniquities becomes a mirror of belief: if consciousness were to tally sins, no one could stand; yet forgiveness is the natural posture of the I AM toward a life that is already loved. Therefore I do not beg from a place of lack, but revise from the reality I choose to inhabit. I assume the feeling that I am heard, that mercy is presently granted, and that guilt dissolves as I align with that truth. The apparent fear of judgment falls away as I persist in this revision, and my inner state becomes a sanctuary where healing can begin to manifest outwardly. In short, the inner question of 'who shall stand?' is answered by the decision to stand in mercy as the I AM stands in me.