Inner Deliverance Psalm 6:3-4

Neville's Inner Vision

In this brief petition, the distress is not merely external circumstance but a state of consciousness clinging to lack. The question 'how long?' signals a stubborn image of deprivation held in the mind. Neville teaches that God is the I AM by which you are aware; the solution is not a change of place but a change in inner disposition. Deliverance and mercy originate not from distant events, but from a shift in identification: you imagine you are already the beloved, already saved, and thereby invite the inner movements that align outer conditions. When you consent to live from the awareness of your unity with the Source, the sense of time’s tyranny dissolves and the so-called return of the Lord becomes the return of consciousness to itself. The soul’s cry becomes worship of the I AM as your very breath, and the promise of mercy unfolds as your own renewed realization. The “how long” dissolves as you rest in the certainty that you are always held by the merciful I AM.