Bless the LORD Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To bless the LORD is not an outward ritual but a claim of consciousness. The LORD is the I AM within, the living Name that your awareness already bears. When the soul utters 'Bless the LORD' and 'all that is within me,' you are ordering every inner faculty—memory, imagination, feeling, and will—to turn toward holiness. The command invites you to exercise a new assumption: that you as consciousness are the blessing itself and the world of images and feelings is animated by that sacred presence. By acknowledging the inner Presence as holy, you reverse the sense of distance and discover that gratitude, reverence, and praise are states of mind, not places you visit. Your inner landscape responds to your decree: attention tightens, emotion stabilizes, and your sense of self aligns with the eternal Name. The verse becomes a practical rule: dwell in the awareness of I AM, and let all inner activity bless that Name. In this light, the "soul" is simply the living center of you, and "within me" denotes the intimate field where God-thought lives and manifests.