Inner Praise Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Read as Neville would: worship is a state of consciousness, not a ritual performed for approval. 'The gods' are the ceaseless outer voices—the fears, opinions, and conventional reputations that pretend to govern your life. When you say, 'I will praise thee with my whole heart,' you are choosing a total alignment of attention with the divine I AM within. To sing before the gods is to exercise the certainty that your inner state is sovereign over appearances. 'I will worship toward thy holy temple' points you to the inner sanctuary—the temple of awareness where truth resides beyond name and status. Your lovingkindness and your truth are not mere traits observed in others; they are your own inner realities you awaken by praise and attention. And the clause 'for thou hast magnified thy word above all thy name' reveals the creative law: the word you decree in consciousness carries more power than any outward label. Therefore, revise your sense of self by declaring a new state and persist in feeling it real. When you act from this inner decree, your world conforms to the majesty of your unshaken word.