Speed of Tender Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner court Neville would call this a matter of state of consciousness. The ruin of Jacob's dwelling is your own sense of self when attention has dwelt on fear and guilt. The command to forget former iniquities is not a denial of history but a summons to release the belief that past faults govern you now. Tender mercies speedily prevent you because mercy is a present vibration you awaken by I AM awareness, not a distant mercy to be earned. Being brought very low becomes the invitation to revise from the throne of I AM, to imagine a rebuilt dwelling that reflects restored relationship with life. See the external exile as the soul's call to return to center, where you declare that you are now whole and supported by benevolent consciousness. When you maintain this present sense of mercy, the outer conditions rearrange to match the inner state, and the previous ruin becomes a doorway into renewal.