Inner Blessing From Zion
Psalms 134:1-3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 134 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 134:1-3 invites the servants of the LORD to bless Him, lift their hands in the sanctuary, and receive blessing from the Creator who made heaven and earth. It points to the inner sanctuary within each person as the source of blessing.
Neville's Inner Vision
Behold, you are the servant standing in the house of the LORD by night, dwelling in the quiet consciousness where true worship is felt. When you bless the LORD, you do not petition an external power; you affirm the I AM that you are. Lifting your hands in the sanctuary is a gesture of inward focus—an upward attention to the inner temple where heaven and earth are one. The LORD that made heaven and earth blesses you out of Zion when you claim that you are both creator and creation in one act of awareness. Blessing here is a movement of realization: you wake to your real state as the source of life and order, and your world aligns with that vision. Night or day, the sanctuary is within; faith becomes sight as you hold the vision and feel it real. This psalm invites you to dwell in your inner Zion and bless from there, for the blessing travels from consciousness outward, blessing your life by the truth of who you are.
Practice This Now
Practice: Close your eyes, assume you are in your inner sanctuary, lift your hands in imagination, and bless the LORD as your I AM. Feel the blessing rise from Zion within and let it saturate your day.
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