Inner Temple of Thanksgiving

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you there is a house where the I AM dwells; to publish with the voice of thanksgiving is to declare in your own consciousness the wondrous works already accomplished in you. When you say I love the habitation of thy house, you are not praising a distant shrine but aligning with your own awareness that God's honor resides in your being. The psalmist's outward words mirror an inner act: you choose to fix your attention on a state of fullness, and by imagining that state you awaken it. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM that you are, not a you versus God; the temple is your current field of awareness. To tell of wondrous works is to narrate the experiences of awe and gratitude your mind has already tasted. Therefore, step into that inner room now: assume you are in the presence you seek; feel the warmth, the constancy, the honor that already stands within; and let your mood of thanksgiving radiate outward, reshaping your world as the imagination fulfills itself.