Inner Temple of the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the pageant of history, the outward act mirrors an inward arrangement. The city of David represents your waking sense, where awareness abides. The ark of God is the living I AM, the indwelling presence you call forth. When David prepares a place and pitches a tent, he is teaching you how to fashion a sanctuary in mind. The act is a decision of loyalty to your inner covenant: you choose to stop scattering attention and to set house and sanctuary for the divine I AM. As you imagine, you are not seeking God in distant places; you are acknowledging that God dwells within your awareness as the I AM. The ark comes to rest in your inner temple when you hold still, feel gratitude, and refuse the pull of anxious thought. Worship, in this sense, becomes an inner architecture—clear, consecrated space where truth can inhabit you and express through you. This is the mystery: your external world reflects the order you have established inside.