Inner Mercy, Eternal Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the psalm as a map of the inner life. To bless is to wake to a state that is already whole. The 'poor' you are told to consider is a symbol for lack, fear, or pain within your own mind. When you align your awareness with the I AM—the Lord of your consciousness—the sense of trouble yields to grace, and you are delivered in time. The words preserve, keep alive, bless on earth, and not give you over to enemies describe the steadiness that arises when you dwell in that higher state rather than in complaint. The 'bed of languishing' is only a surface of the mind; by choosing the truth of inner vitality, that bed becomes a bed of healing. Enemies disappear as beliefs in separation shrink; providence becomes your lived experience as you persist in the assumption of divine protection and restoration. The practice is simple: assume this state and feel it real until your daily life echoes the mercy you have chosen.