Blessing Through Compassion

Neville's Inner Vision

Blessed is he that considereth the poor reveals that the 'poor' are not merely others but the poverty of my own consciousness. When I regard this lack with compassionate attention, I stop resisting it and invite the I AM to act. The deliverance promised is not an outside rescue but the waking of perception—the moment I realize I am one with God, the I AM that never lacks. By consciously choosing to bless the lack within, I align my imagination with abundance and set in motion the law of assumption: what I hold in mind becomes my experience. The inner act of mercy dissolves fear, strengthens trust, and attracts divine provision. Thus the time of trouble becomes a signal to deepen this inner stance; as I maintain the vision of mercy, the sense of deliverance grows, and I move through the world with grace, knowing I am sustained by the One I AM.