Inhabiting the Inner Praise

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 22:3 is not a distant description of place but a map of your own inner landscape. To say 'thou art holy' is to acknowledge the holiness already abiding in you; to say 'inhabitest the praises' is to notice that, whenever you praise, your awareness becomes a house for God. In Neville’s psychology, God is the I AM within you, and imagination is the material of your world. When you dwell in praise—feeling gratitude, reverence, and the felt sense of holiness—you invite your I AM to reside there, not as a guest but as the tenant and owner of your consciousness. Therefore, the presence you seek is already present; you simply assume it as real. Practically, shift from seeking to assuming that the holiness I AM is dwelling in your praises now, and watch how thoughts soften, energies align, and your environment begins to respond as if built from this inner temple. The Psalm’s gift is the invitation to wear holiness as your natural condition, transforming worship into a steady state of awareness.