Delight in Upright Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the verse invites you to see the 'sacrifice' as an outward thing, a habit of ritual that boasts of control. Yet God is not stirred by mere forms; He is the I AM—the awareness you are—and the only altar He accepts is your state of consciousness that knows Himself. When you imagine yourself as upright—the you who lives in oneness with All—your prayer is already delightful to the Lord because it is offered in the currency of being, not begging in separation. The wicked's 'sacrifice' is a mind that refuses its divine origin, a posture of doubt; the upright's prayer is deliberate alignment with the truth of your I AM. Do not chase signs, but embody the state you seek. When you feel the reality of your unity, you are praying in the language God listens to: the language of consciousness. Thus the verse becomes a practical map: revise until your inner sight confirms what you desire, and the outer world will follow as the effect of your inner conversion.