David's Inner Dance of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

In the same moment you read that David danced before the LORD with all his might, you must hear the whisper of your own I AM: the awareness that you are God’s presence, and your body is a vessel for that awareness. The dance is not a performance; it is the movement of your consciousness toward the divine within. The linen ephod is a symbol of humility and sacred service—an inner garment you choose to wear in consciousness, not a costume to wear for others. When David says he danced with all his might, he teaches you to bring all thought, emotion, and imagination into this inner worship. Your life becomes the ark of God carried through your mind; your feet are steps of attention; your arms—desire and action—are offered in joyous obedience. To practice this, assume the state of being already before the LORD, and let the feeling of divine presence possess you until your imagination moves as if it were God's own hands and feet.