Awakening To Inner Praise
Psalms 108:2-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 108 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse speaks of an intentional awakening of the self and a vow to praise God openly, first among people and then among the nations. It frames inner awakening as the seed of outward worship.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this psalm, awakenings are not external events but shifts in the I AM—your living consciousness. Awake the psaltery and the harp as symbols of inner harmonies you sustain: belief, feeling, intention tuned to one goal. I myself will awake early is a fearless decision to rise into a new state before the world fully awakens. When you declare I will praise thee among the people, you are claiming that your inner disposition will radiate outward, altering how you meet others and what they hear from you. To sing praises unto thee among the nations is to imagine your inner kingdom spilling beyond self-imposed borders into the vast theater of life. This is true worship: not ritual alone but alignment with your essential, eternal I AM, through which awakening becomes action and praise becomes transformation of perception. Practice returning to the moment as a sovereign observer and, with that light, choose the state of praise you desire until it feels real in body, mind, and world.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, 'I am awake now,' then imagine praising God openly among your circle and even beyond. Feel the realness of that state until it becomes your perception of daily life.
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