Inner Turn Toward God

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 60:1 speaks not of a distant God but of your inner state—the I AM—momentarily turned away from your gates of consciousness. The cast-off and scattered are the motions of a mind convinced of separation from the I AM. Yet the line 'O turn thyself to us again' is an invitation from consciousness to revise the scene. In Neville’s method, you do not plead with an external deity; you assume the feeling of being already turned toward, already restored. Close your eyes and feel your awareness facing you, as if God were the I AM granting you immediate attention. See the exiles and dispersions dissolving into a single, centered presence. When you accept that you are the one who turns God toward you, the sense of abandonment fades and a new arrangement of reality appears—restoration occurs not by begging, but by a deliberate, felt revision in imagination. The world around you follows the new inner posture, and you move from exile into the fullness of return.