Inner Worship: Spirit and Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

God is Spirit; you are the vessel of Now. The dialogue about mountains and temples is a parable for your inner landscape. The Father seeks worshipers who worship in spirit and in truth because the entire act of worship is an act of consciousness. When you hear 'the hour cometh', you realize the hour is always this moment—the place where you are, right now, your own awareness. Salvation pours not from outside but from within the I AM you awaken to. And worshiping in spirit means you attend to your inner life with attentiveness; worshiping in truth means you acknowledge what you already are—the living I AM that animates every thought, feel, and form. So you shift from seeking a sacred site to aligning imagination with truth, until your present mood, your seen world, reflects that inward reality. The Father, your awareness, is always seeking you to worship by turning attention inward and claiming your oneness with the Spirit.