From Reproach to Praise Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard mood, the reproach of neighbors is not an external problem but a signal about your inner state. The psalmist teaches that you can turn any outward blame into worship by remembering that God is the I AM within you, not apart from you. When you feel reproached, you have forgotten your creative power; you are the thinker who births experiences. Do not argue with the world; revise the scene inwardly: imagine the reproach as wind passing through the chamber of your mind, while you remain in the calm awareness that you are the I AM, the pasture and the praise. Instantly feel gratitude for the chance to remember your oneness with God; declare, “I will praise Thee forever,” and let that posture saturate the moment. As you hold that inner stance, the outer voice loses its sting and becomes a signpost toward worship. The inner shift—gratitude anchored in the I AM—breathes life into generations, so your present act of praise becomes their witnessing of the divine within you.