The Inner Sound Of Praise

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the cry 'praise the LORD' is not sung to an external temple, but rehearsed in the chamber of your own consciousness. The cymbals are not instruments; they are the vibrations of your inner I AM, the awareness through which you live. When you accept that 'the LORD' is within, every breath becomes an act of praise. You do not beg for blessings; you perform the only true music available—feeling the reality of your oneness with the I AM and allowing that state to fill your scene. Let the loud and high cymbals represent intensified gratitude and clear conviction; as you dwell in that rhythm, your surroundings adjust to echo your inner tone. The command 'Let every thing that hath breath praise' is a reminder that all of life participates when you maintain that inner reverence. This is practical mysticism: revise your inner narrative until you feel that you are the one who praises, and life follows the note you strike.