Inner Deliverance for the Poor

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the 'poor and needy' are the parts that cry for truth—fear, lack, and dependence. The wicked is the habitual fear that keeps them bound. Psalm 82:4 invites the inner governor, the I AM within, to step forward as Deliverer and rid the poor from the hand of the wicked by withdrawing belief in separation and by refusing to consent to appearances as reality. When you realize you are the I AM, oppression thins; the line between 'I' and 'world' softens, and a just, merciful state arises as your natural condition. Righteousness and mercy are not distant laws but inner faculties you awaken by dwelling in a consciousness that already has what it seeks. The deliverance you seek becomes a revision of the inner scene: see the poor supported, protected, and free, and hold that image until it saturates your feeling of being. Persisting in this inner policy, the tyrant fear loses its grip, and the inner economy rearranges to reflect the new consciousness.