Psalm 142: Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's sense, the cry is a figure of speech for a state of consciousness acknowledging lack. Attend unto my cry translates to attend to the inner call of your own I AM, the awareness that interprets your life. The persecutors are not external beings but the belief in limitation that blocks your light. When you feel brought very low, you are requested to turn the focus away from the outer scene and into the inner memory that you are the one who commands reality. Deliver me becomes: I am delivered by the unconditioned power of the present moment. Bring my soul out of prison is the assertion that your consciousness can awaken from self-imposed imprisonment—fear, doubt, identity with lack—and step into a state of praise, gratitude, and liberty. The line 'the righteous shall compass me about' hints at the surrounding harmony of higher states when you dwell in a state of deliverance; 'for thou shalt deal bountifully with me' signals inner abundance as consequence of alignment with I AM. Do this work now by living as the fulfilled version of yourself, here and now.