Inner Psalm: Salvation and Vindication

Neville's Inner Vision

Your psalm is a map of inner states, not external events. 'Help us, O God of our salvation' is the I AM answering from the center of consciousness, inviting you to dwell in the feeling of salvation already accomplished. 'for the glory of thy name' calls you to live so that the true nature of God—your own aware being—shines forth as life. 'deliver us' and 'purge away our sins' become a practice of revision: notice a pattern you no longer want, reframe it in your imagination, and feel the cleansing as a renewal of your alignment with the divine. The complaint 'Wherefore should the heathen say, Where is their God?' becomes an invitation to inner proof: let the inner victory be so real that the outer world cannot deny it, not by coercion but by the visible fruit of your renewed consciousness. In Neville’s terms, the 'blood of thy servants' is the life you invest in your image of God; when you honor and renew that image, the world witnesses the name of God in your life. This is the practice of assuming and feeling-it-real until it becomes your experienced fact.