Turning Toward Mercy Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 86:16 becomes the inner scene where you turn toward the I AM within. 'O turn unto me' is a call to shift attention from lack to the living presence you are. 'Have mercy upon me' becomes the willingness to let grace fill your mind as your habitual state. 'Give thy strength unto thy servant' invites you to clothe yourself with the power of your true nature—the I AM that upholds every thought. 'and save the son of thine handmaid' reveals the fruit: salvation from fear and lack, realized as your present condition. In Neville's method you do not plead anew; you assume the desired state, feel it as already yours, and let the outer world align to that inner truth. When you dwell in mercy, strength, and deliverance, you recreate circumstances from within. The verse thus becomes a practical technique: enter the I AM, affirm these qualities, and live from them, until your life reflects your inner assurance that you are loved, strong, and saved.