Hearing Supplications Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville Goddard’s frame, the LORD is not a distant person, but the I AM that animates your consciousness. When the psalmist says he heard the voice of my supplications, he describes the inner listening of awareness responding to the movements of desire within. 'Blessed be' is not praise of an external god but a recognition that your inner state has been attended to by the all-knowing I AM. The voice you call out to in prayer is the activity of consciousness aligning with your wish; the moment you feel your plea is heard, your inner climate shifts and you inhabit the state of its fulfillment. This is the psychology of prayer: you do not beg; you acknowledge already granted outcomes by assuming the end and letting gratitude seal it. When you rest in the certainty that the I AM has heard you, you release resistance and the outer world rearranges to reflect that inner conviction. Your supplication becomes a sign of readiness to receive, not a cry for help.