Seek The Lord Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the verse as a mirror held to your inner life. 'Glory ye in his holy name' is a declaration of your I AM becoming luminous when you honor the inner name—the awareness that you are. The 'heart' that rejoices is the renewed feeling-state of this awareness; to 'seek the LORD' is to turn the attention from external lack toward the presence that already is. The LORD is not a far-off deity but the One I am, the inner light you trust for every decision. When you 'seek his strength,' you are practicing the conviction that your own consciousness can supply vitality, courage, and resilience. 'Seek his face evermore' becomes a discipline of continuous inner attention—to keep the inner vision fixed on the Presence rather than the appearance of separation. This is true worship: not ritual, but the posture of faith that the invisible orders the visible. As you dwell there, your outer circumstances realign to reflect this inner order. Your imagination becomes the instrument by which you bring this Presence into form—through assuming, revision, and feeling it real until it becomes your lived fact.