Psalms 19:14 Prayer Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart are not two separate prayers but two expressions of the same I AM. When you regard yourself as the I AM, your speech becomes a radiance from your inner conviction, and your meditation becomes the consistent thought-world you dwell in. The line 'be acceptable in thy sight' means your consciousness must be in harmony with its own divine standard—the I AM that you are. The Lord as 'strength and redeemer' is your own vital energy awakening within you, not a distant savior; you awaken it by the certainty that you are already that power. Therefore the holiness demanded is simply the habit of remaining in alignment with your true nature, refusing to entertain thoughts or words that contradict the authority of the I AM. Practice daily the posture of acceptance: imagine your mouth speaking only what the I AM would say and your heart meditating on what the I AM would cherish. In this way you worship truly—by consciousness, not by ritual, and you are answered by the felt relief of your own empowerment.