Threshold of Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

That scene is not about an ancient temple floor alone; it is the inner threshing floor of your own mind. The ark stands for the Presence—the awareness you call God within. Uzza's hand reaching out is the mistaken impulse of the ego in you, the I that believes it can prop and steer the divine current by force. The oxen stumble; the breath of the Lord's anger arises as the inner law asserts you cannot grasp the Presence with the small self and call it safe. The breach named Perezuzza marks a turning point: when your consciousness forgets the natural order, you suffer the consequence in your inner life. The remedy is to align, not resist: assume that you are already in harmony with the Presence; feel that space as steady, sacred, and irrevocable; revise any urge to push outcomes by force; dwell in reverent awareness rather than striving. When you live from the realized I AM, the inner and outer doors open in trust and obedience, and the imagined breach dissolves into seamless presence.