Gladness in Thee

Neville's Inner Vision

Plainly, the psalmist proclaims a choice: to be glad and rejoice in the awareness of the Most High within. In Neville's language, God is not an external person but your I AM, the living consciousness you identify as. To sing praise to the name is to affirm the inner law: your world reflects the vibration you carry as your sense of self. Joy is not the result of favorable events; it is the inner state you maintain while imagining and declaring 'thee' as present now. When you say 'I will,' you are practicing a revision of your self-image, stepping into the assumption that you already stand in the light of the Most High. The 'name' denotes your essential identity—the character you inhabit in consciousness. Therefore, to be glad and to praise is to acknowledge you already dwell in the Most High; your imagination, rightly directed, will mold the seen world to your inner scene. The accelerated effect comes as you entertain this as fact, not as a hope. Do this and watch how your days harmonize to your joyous state.