Inner Halting and Confession

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe how the words fix attention on an inner state: readiness to halt the outward run of the mind, and sorrow that stays before the eye of awareness. In Neville’s world, this is not penitence as punishment, but a turning of the mind’s inner weather. The I AM, your pure awareness, meets a misalignment of thought and feeling—iniquity felt as a tug of guilt—and chooses to declare it, not to condemn, but to bring it into the light of consciousness. Confession becomes a revision, a deliberate shift of belief from separation to wholeness. The sorrow is transformed into attentive awareness; the act of saying “I will declare mine iniquity” becomes the moment you acknowledge the thought you entertained and release its charge by consenting to a higher state. Grace arrives not from external judgment but as your own present sense of being seen, understood, and held by love. The timing is yours: halt, revise, and rest in the awareness that you are already complete in I AM.