Exalted In Inner Strength

Neville's Inner Vision

Be thou exalted, LORD, in thine own strength: so will we sing and praise thy power. Interpreted in Neville's light, this is an inner declaration: the I AM already holds all power, and to exalt God is to exalt the sense of power within your own consciousness. The psalmist does not beg for strength; he affirms that the source of strength is the inner awareness you already are. When you acknowledge that the energy to act, endure, and create rests in your consciousness, praise flows as a natural expression. The 'we' who sing are the states of consciousness that have aligned with that inner power. Practice a deliberate revision: affirm 'I am exalted in my own strength' and feel that power blossoming as real. Let the exaltation dictate your thoughts and actions; outward events bend to the rhythm of the inner I AM. The invitation is to let inner sovereignty govern experience, and to offer gratitude as if the power were already at work in you.