Inner Psalm: Daily Prayer Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, these lines are a map of inner practice, not a petition to an external deity. What the verse says, I will call upon God becomes I will turn my attention to the I AM within and speak from that quiet center. The LORD shall save me is the conviction that salvation is a movement of consciousness—quiet, steadfast, immediate—when I refuse to yield to fear. The cadence evening, morning, and noon is a rhythm of the soul: three deliberate returns to the root I AM, a daily cycle of alignment with the one awareness that hears every voice. Cry aloud marks a declaration of reality, not noise; it is the spoken affirmation by which inner truth is given form. And he shall hear my voice means the I AM hearing itself as I persist in the assurance that I am seen and preserved by the inner governor of all. Practice: assume you are already heard, revise every anxious thought into trust, and feel it real that the inner voice answers.