Dwelling in Divine Presence Psalm 84:4
Psalms 84:4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 84:4 speaks of blessedness for those who dwell in God's house, living in continuous praise that springs from an inner stillness.
Neville's Inner Vision
To me, the 'house' is an inner architecture—the state of consciousness where God, the I AM, resides. When I dwell there, the restless thoughts quiet and the heart becomes a steady drum of gratitude. Praise ceases to be an act performed for others and becomes the natural vibration of awareness. The line 'Selah' invites a deliberate pause, a moment to rest in the certainty that this divine home is my present reality. The verse teaches a practical elevation: I revise any sense of separation by assuming, 'I am dwelling in the house of God now,' and I feel the praise as a felt truth, not a future hope. In that state, the outer world answers with harmony as a reflection of the inner harmony. The more consistently I remain in that inner sanctuary, the more I experience stillness and joy while blessing the Source from which all life flows.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the consciousness 'I am dwelling in the house of God now' and feel the steady praise arising within. Carry that feeling through the day as your default, revising any sensation of lack by returning to the inner sanctuary.
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