Endless Inner Praise

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose the I AM within you chooses to sing forever. The Psalmist's vow to sing unto the LORD as long as I live becomes your decision to dwell in the state of praise until your very being becomes a continuous note of gratitude. When he writes My meditation of him shall be sweet, this is not about external ritual but about inner associations—the mind weaving sweetness into the memory of the divine by turning attention to the I AM present within. In Neville's frame, the LORD is not a distant deity but the living awareness you call I AM. Your joy and gladness are not earned after events; they are the natural resonance of your inner state waking to itself. So you revise your day by assuming the feeling of sustained worship, imagining yourself already singing with lasting faith, and letting the sweetness of that contemplation inform every thought. Persisting, the inner movement of consciousness shifts your outer experience toward harmony with this inward praise.