Inner Mercy Psalm Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, this psalm becomes a guide for turning the heart toward its own mercy. Hear me becomes the I AM listening to the I AM, the inner sense that never sleeps. When it says, turn unto me according to the multitude of thy tender mercies, you reinterpret as: let your own consciousness turn toward its abundance of mercy, multiplying mercy the more you dwell in the feeling of being loved. And hide not thy face from thy servant translates as not hiding your own awareness from the one who seeks; see yourself, for you are seen by your true self. In trouble, you do not protest outside; you awaken the swift response by assuming the presence is already close, already attentive. The moment you anchor in that inner radiance—trust, attention, and love—the outer scene will move to mirror your inner state, for the God who hears is the I AM that you are.