Inner Zion Blessing

Neville's Inner Vision

Assume that you are the house of Levi, the priestly consciousness that blesses. The fear of the LORD is not fear of punishment but the awareness that God is I AM, your very being. Zion is not a place but the inner dwelling where you and God reside as one. Call yourself blessed by the LORD as a state of consciousness you already occupy. In this Psalm, 'Bless the LORD, O house of Levi' becomes an instruction to assume a posture of holy allegiance within your own I AM presence. The 'fear of the LORD' translates to reverent attention—living with the awareness that divine power and grace are right where you are. 'Out of Zion, which dwelleth at Jerusalem' means your inner sanctuary, the mind that dwells in God, is the fountain from which praise radiates. You are not asking God to come; you are waking to God as your own I AM, the living reality that blesses itself. As you dwell in this inner Zion, every event is rearranged by the blessing you yield; fear dissolves into trust, separation becomes unity, and worship becomes an ongoing realization rather than a ritual. Practice this by holding the conviction that the LORD is present in you now, and your grateful acknowledgment amplifies that presence into outward harmony.