Inner Dance of Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville view, the scene is about states of consciousness more than history. The LORD is the I AM within you, and David’s dance is the felt reality of a state once assumed in imagination. To dance with all your might is to commit wholly to the inner truth you want embodied. The linen ephod represents exposed humility before your own majesty, a willingness to stand without armor before the undeniable presence you claim. As the ark is carried with shouting and trumpet, your inner assertion resounds outward, shaping thoughts, feelings, and opportunities to reflect the inner reality you hold. This is true worship: not outward ritual, but aligning memory, feeling, and belief until they collapse the distance between 'now' and 'already true.' Practice turning desire into a present-tense assumption; feel the joy as if you are already there, and let the outward life echo the inner procession of awareness. The ark rises in your life when consciousness takes the lead; presence becomes your visible world.