Hearing God, Declaring the Soul

Neville's Inner Vision

This psalm presents the inner work as a practice of awakening consciousness. The 'fear of God' marks alignment with the I AM; 'hear' invites you to listen to the inner state, while 'declare what He hath done for my soul' becomes a practiced assertion of inner transformation. 'I cried unto him with my mouth' signals an outward cry that actualizes an inner petition—assuming the truth until it feels real. 'He was extolled with my tongue' shows praise flowing from the certainty of the change. In Neville's terms, worship is not seeking; it is recognizing and verbally affirming the completed work of God within. If you want this for yourself, adopt the assumption that the I AM has already effected the good in your soul, speak it, and allow gratitude to rise until your outer life mirrors the inner triumph.