Everyday Worship in Action

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, 'glory of God' is the radiant state of I AM awareness you awaken in every moment. Paul is not prescribing temple rituals but inviting you to treat the ordinary act as a doorway into your true state. When you eat or drink, you are not merely feeding the body; you are feeding the manifestation of your inner God-state. The outer world is the turned image of your inner assumption. If you assume 'I am the glory of God here now,' you cast the entire scene into that divine light, and the act is sanctified by your awareness. The act then becomes worship because it is performed from the already attained state, not in hope of attaining it. Your taste, your sensation, your breath are all signs of consciousness expressing itself through form. So, rather than waiting for grand moments, you cultivate a continuous condition: the feeling that you, the reader, are the I AM living as this day, this meal, this breath, now. In this way, obedience and holiness flow as natural radiance of inner reality.