Saved by Name and Strength

Neville's Inner Vision

Here you learn that 'Save me' is not a cry to a distant god but a turning of your attention to the I AM within. 'By thy name' invites you to assume your true identity—the awareness called God within you. 'Judge me by thy strength' sets the standard by which you measure every thought, feeling, and action by the force of that inner presence. When fear rises, you do not seek mercy from without; you revise the scene to align with the strength you already possess. Assume a stronger self: see the deliverance as present, hear the verdict of power, and feel the certainty that you are sustained by the I AM. Remember Neville's law: imagination creates reality. Let the inner vision determine your outer world; as you dwell in that conviction, conditions adjust to it. The psalm then becomes a simple practice: return, in prayer, to your inner name and strength, and let that present awareness save you.