Inner Confession, Divine Refuge

Neville's Inner Vision

Your confession is not mere admission but a redefining of your inner state. In the I AM you, you acknowledge deeds you once hid, and in that acknowledgment the sense of guilt dissolves into forgiveness, because forgiveness is the recognition that the self has been always aligned with its own divine nature. When you say I will confess my transgressions unto the LORD, you are naming a shift of consciousness, not a petition to an external judge. The godly prayer is a timing in consciousness: a moment when your awareness may be found—a revolving door of attention that re-centers you in the truth that you are never away from the divine. The floods of great waters cannot overwhelm the one who dwells in the hidden place of the most High. You become the hiding place for yourself, an interior refuge where trouble can be breathed through and dissolved, and you are surrounded by songs of deliverance. This is not escape but the reversal of perception: deliverance first as inner feeling, then as outward experience.