Inner Delivery of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre of your consciousness, 'my bones' symbolize the total, felt sense of self. When you say, 'Who is like unto thee?' you are affirming that your awareness—the I AM—stands unchallenged, the only power that can rescue the portion of you that feels weak. The 'poor' and 'needy' are not persons outside you; they are the neglected aspects of your own consciousness, your fears, lack, and hungers. The 'strong for him' is the belief that some situation holds dominion over you. Neville's method tells you to reverse: not beg for deliverance, but assume the state that delivers. Dwell in the felt reality that this inner I AM is delivering you now from every imagined bully, from lack, from limitation. Let your body testify to this certainty—bones, breath, posture aligned with victory. See the external world harmonizing to reflect your inner recognition of divine backing. This is not wishful thinking but revision of consciousness, a reforming of your inner state until it becomes your lived experience.