Inner Worship of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the words are not addressed to some distant God, but to the I AM you are. The mighty are the chosen states of consciousness you inhabit; to give glory and strength is to consent to the divine power housed in you. When you acknowledge that the I AM in you is the source of all glory, you stop seeking from outside and begin commanding from within. The second line sharpens this: to give the glory due to his name is to align your inner names with reality—to adopt a worship that is not ritual but recognition of your inherent holiness. Worship in the beauty of holiness becomes the atmosphere in which you dwell: thoughts that honor God, feelings that reflect pristine order, and a quiet sense of being held by the divine presence. The Psalm becomes a manual for consciousness: you do not petition for God to come; you realize that you are the vessel through which divine glory flows, and the world responds in harmony with that inner worship.