Inner Dawn of Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

Your soul's longing is not for a distant God but for the recognition of the I AM. When you hear 'wait for the Lord,' translate it to wait for the awareness of God within—your own unshaken I AM waking to light. The line 'for with the Lord there is mercy, and with Him is plenteous redemption' becomes the realization that mercy and redemption are not earned futures but present dispositions of consciousness. In every moment, the Lord is the governing principle of your awareness; as you hold to the assumption of complete acceptance, the sense of guilt or limitation dissolves, and a flood of forgiveness flows through. The promise 'And He shall redeem Israel from all his iniquities' becomes your inner transformation: every misstep is seen as mere misperception, undone by the redeeming light of your I AM. Do not seek from without; cultivate a state of being in which mercy and plenteous redemption are actively acknowledged as your natural condition, here and now.