Heavenly Praise Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider 'Praise ye the LORD' as a declaration of your I AM rather than a distant command. The heavens and the heights are not external skies but your inner elevations of consciousness - your attention lifted to the throne of awareness. To praise is not begging but acknowledging the Lord as your state of being. When you dwell in that state, the authority of the I AM saturates your inner landscape and, by reflection, your outer life follows. The words 'from the heavens' and 'in the heights' describe a shift of perception: you ascend in imagination to a realm where you know you are the source and ruler of all experiences. In Neville's practice, you assume the feeling of already being acknowledged and blessed, and that feeling realigns your sense of possibility. The present moment becomes the temple; worship becomes simply the continued assumption that you are the living presence of God here and now. That inner worship alters what you experience, proving that God's presence and kingship are always within.