The Inner Song of Being

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's reading, Psalm 104:33 becomes a statement of consciousness rather than a cadence to be performed. The LORd you praise is the I AM within—the living awareness that never departs from you. The vow to sing 'as long as I live' is a vow to remain in a state of praise, a perpetual mood by which you interpret every moment. Praise is not a result you chase but the atmosphere you inhabit; as you hold your mind in grateful perception, your outer life reflects that interior song. When you understand that imagination creates reality, the act of 'singing' becomes an exercise in assumption: you assume you are already the harmony you seek, and that assumption ferments into experience. The verse invites you to refuse fear and doubt by maintaining the joyful posture of gratitude, trusting that your inner song shapes what manifests around you. The 'being' is not a deadline but a continuous present, and the I AM within you is the singer who never stops.