Inner Forgiveness Psalm 130

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose that the voice you seek is the I AM within you, listening to your own supplications. In this psalm, 'Lord, hear my voice' becomes a call to enter inner attention where consciousness attends to itself. If the LORD should mark iniquities, who could stand? that line exposes the ego’s tally of errors carried in memory. Yet 'there is forgiveness with thee' signals that, within your I AM, mercy and release reside, ready to redraw your sense of self. When you act from the assumption that you are always heard by your divine ear, you stop resisting life as punishment and cultivate a reverent awe—the energy of life itself. As you consent to this forgiveness as your natural state, you shift from lack to the grace-filled abundance of reality and your world begins to reflect that mercy. Practice: adopt the status of the forgiven now and watch consciousness align with that inner truth.