Inner Priests and Scribe

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your mind, the names Zadok and Abimelech are not literal men but states of consciousness — devoted, holy faculties that govern your inner temple. The priests represent steadfast obedience to the divine order and the consecration of your thoughts to truth, while Shavsha the scribe guards the record of what you think and intend. When you hear that these offices were set in place, you are reminded that your life is not at the mercy of chance but ordered by inner function obeying the I AM, the living awareness within. Neville's method invites you to recognize that worship is not a ritual to perform but a feeling-state you inhabit. By assuming the role of the inner priests and ensuring the scribe records only what aligns with your true aim, you align your inner law with creative power. Your imagination becomes the temple's furniture: thoughts, feelings, and memories arranged to honor the divine mind, and your external world follows as the reflection of that harmony.