Inner Fire Worship Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the fire and the glory you read of are not distant events awaiting a crowd; they are states of your own consciousness appearing as circumstance. When you align with the I AM—the aware I that simply is—imagination becomes the temple in which the fire descends. The people's bowing and praising are the inner mood you cultivate until your whole being settles into the presence. To say, 'For he is good; for his mercy endureth for ever' is to echo a lived truth, not a hope. It is the assurance that mercy is the law of your awareness, ready to disclose itself as your outer life when you dwell as that awareness. The glory is not something you chase but something you awaken within, a lighting of your inner room that warms confidence, gratitude, and fearless generosity. So see the fire descend in your mind first, and let the outer world follow your inner revelation. The scene in 2 Chronicles becomes a map of your own inner devotion: worship as consciousness, mercy as eternal presence, glory as your realized self.