Inner Worship Beyond Lip-Service

Neville's Inner Vision

Seen through the I AM lens, 'hypocrites' are states of consciousness where the mouth speaks reverence while the heart remains distant from the truth one seeks. Esaias prophetic words describe a habit of pretending, where impressive words are used to honor God but inner life is governed by fear, desire, or compliance with men's commandments. In Neville's terms, worship is not a ceremony but a state of pure awareness—knowing that the I AM is present in every thought, feeling, and act. When you identify with the 'I' that is aware, the inner motive becomes aligned with the outer expression; there is no separation between what you say you believe and what you feel you are. The so-called 'commandments of men' are merely borrowed structures that can distract from the living truth inside; to worship truly is to revise those doctrines by feeling the reality of your own divine state. Practice noticing when your words outpace your heart and gently revise the inner posture until the heart and lips move as one.