Here is a Ceremonial Invocation based on the Six Volitions of the Way of God as Singular Authority, to be used in sacred gatherings, morning consecrations, or personal worship at Salvington University. This prayer invokes the soul’s full surrender and alignment to divine sovereignty.
Ceremonial Invocation: The Six Volitions of Divine Authority
Spoken aloud in unified devotion or personal consecration
O Supreme and Singular God—
Source of all Light, Life, and Law—
We come before You in reverence,
Not as scattered wills, but as consecrated souls
Seeking to walk in Your Holy Way.
I offer Wholehearted Acknowledgement.
With all that I am, I declare: You are God.
There is none beside You.
No lesser truth shall govern me.
I belong to You, and You alone shall reign in me.
I give You Faith Attention.
I turn the eyes of my soul toward You.
Not to doubt, not to question Your love,
But to behold You in faith—
Trusting that what You reveal is true and everlasting.
I cultivate Loving Awareness.
I stay awake in Your presence.
I will not sleep through this life.
I will feel You in my breath, hear You in the silence,
And recognize Your touch in all that is real.
I return to You my Appreciation and Gratitude.
All that I have is Yours.
Every truth I’ve received, every mercy I’ve known—
I give thanks. Not out of duty, but from joy.
For You are good, and Your love is unending.
I renew my Allegiance and Loyalty.
I choose You again, above all things.
When temptations rise, I stand with You.
When doubts speak, I speak Your name.
I bind my soul to Your will, and I will not turn away.
I lift to You Adorational Praiseful Worship.
Not with empty words, but with a burning heart.
You are beautiful beyond all worlds,
Worthy beyond all knowing.
Let every breath of mine praise You.
Let every action reflect Your glory.
O God of Singular Authority,
Let these six volitions be written on my soul.
Let them become my way, my identity, and my offering.
For You are not just the object of my worship—
You are the Way of my life.
So let it be.
Adonai
Would you like this to be included in a Volitional Worship Cycle, or integrated into a rite of student consecration at Salvington’s Trinity College or IO 105?
