Inner Kings, Outer Praise

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Psalm 148:11 as a map of the inward court, where kings and rulers are not persons but states of consciousness. When you acknowledge that you live in the I AM, the outer world of princes and judges becomes only the chorus of your own inner decree. The psalm’s call to praise is a call to align your attention with the order of your own mind: every outward authority mirrors a law you have accepted within. If you feel dominated by circumstance, revise your assumption until you sense a sovereign awareness presiding over all scenes. See the earth’s rulers as figures in your dream, waiting for your decision to declare order and harmony. In this light, judgment and accountability are inner calibrations, not external judgments; you measure life by your own consistency with the divine idea you hold. By choosing a new inner posture—royal, tranquil, grateful—you invite every situation to reflect that ruling presence.