Living Praise and Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the I AM that I am, this passage unveils a living worship that cannot be sung from a tomb. Death speaks only to the belief in endings; the living, however, are those who imagine and declare the truth as already fulfilled. When I name myself the one who praises now, I align with the truth that consciousness creates form. The 'grave' is not a place but a state of mind that says, 'I am separate from God’s truth.' The verse invites us to shift to a state where praise is continuous, where the father within—our abiding, nurturing sense of self—breathes truth to the childlike future self. In this sense, the father’s teaching is not external doctrine but the inner act of conditioning the next moment with the certainty of thy truth. By choosing to live as the living one who proclaims God’s goodness today, I ensure the truth is not lost to a pit, but passed forward as a living inheritance. Remember: you do not go to the tomb; you awaken to a state that does the praising now and forever.