Inner Worship, Not Mere Ritual

Neville's Inner Vision

Amos speaks to the inner man: outward ceremonies are empty unless the worshiper’s consciousness is aligned with the I AM. In Neville’s terms, the feast and the music are not denied; they reveal a belief in separation from the divine. The call is to revise your inner state by assuming you are already the I AM, the living presence that accepts and contains all offering. When you imagine and feel from that center, you erase the need for ritual approval. Your true worship becomes an inner alignment — a steadfast conviction that your life is already sacred, and that the world must reflect that inner reality. The imagery of offerings and melodies gives way to the certainty of consciousness: you are the altar, the offering, and the audience of God all at once. As you dwell in that awareness, the noise of outward ritual dissolves into quiet power, and life responds from within.