Inner Cry, Divine Hearing

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this psalm, the sorrows and floods of fear are not external armies but conditions of your own consciousness. They arise as thoughts that seem larger than you, threatening to overwhelm your sense of self. When you 'call upon the LORD,' you are not begging a distant deity; you are turning your attention to the I AM within—the temple of awareness where your true identity resides. The cry that goes 'before Him' is your conscious statement of alignment, entering the ears of your eternal presence. To be 'heard' means your state has shifted: you have assumed a different being-ness, a reality of wholeness that dissolves the fear. The distress dissolves as you dwell in the conviction that you are listened to by the I AM, and thus the outer symptoms recede into inner calm. Practice is simple: hold fast to the inner hearing, reaffirm that your request is already granted, and feel the relief as your inner temple answers.