Worthy Of Glory And Power

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene, the 'thou' is not a distant deity but the I AM within you; the universe is a mirror of your inner consent. When the text says you created all things for His pleasure, it says your life forms from your own consciousness agreeing with the idea, 'I am worthy.' The order of creation reflects your inner state: harmony, purpose, and presence appear to please the consciousness that imagines them. Worship, then, is not externals, but a continuous alignment with the I AM: praise is recognizing that you, as awareness, are the source of power, glory, and design. As you hold the vision of a glorious, ordered life, you re-create your surroundings to match it. The world does not force you; you choose through attention, feeling, and assumption. Your task is to inhabit the feeling of being worthy, already complete, and to let that feeling radiate through every moment, recognizing that all events are movements of your inner decree. Thus, the verse invites you to dwell in the reality that you are the perceiving, creating I AM, and creation exists to please that reality.