Trust and Praise Psalm 56:4

Neville's Inner Vision

All that you call flesh can do is reveal the inner state you entertain. When the psalmist says In God I will praise his word, he is not praising a distant deity but the I AM within you. To say In God I have put my trust is to place your attention in the immutable law of consciousness that God represents. Fear cannot enter the door of one who chooses this inward allegiance; it is the imagination—your present moment awareness—that creates appearances. Begin from this insight: you are not seeking God somewhere out there, but aligning with the living word within. When you feel the truth that your statements are already done in the mind, praise becomes your emotional clarity, not a reaction to external events. Repeat slowly, In God I praise his word; in God I have put my trust. Let the feeling of certainty rise until it becomes your immediate experience, and watch as external conditions align to your inner state.