Fixed Heart, Joyful Praise

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the verse as a mirror of your own inner state. When I say God, I mean the I AM that you are, the awareness behind every thought. The heart that is fixed is not a mere emotion but a fixed posture of consciousness—one that refuses to waver into fear or doubt. In this posture, you choose to sing and give praise, not to please an external deity, but to align your entire being with the reality you intend to live. Your glory is your inner radiance, your sense of purpose, your creative identity; when you praise, you do not add to God, you awaken more of your own divine nature. Therefore, the praise is a renewal of vision: you see yourself as whole, capable, and blessed, and that inner state shapes experiences outside. By insisting the heart remains fixed, you dwell in the assumption that your world reflects your inner certainty. The moment you hold that certainty, you begin to live as the singer who has already received the thing you seek.