Inner Levitical Courses

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s act in this verse is not merely administrative; it reveals how consciousness itself can be organized for worship. The three Levitical lines—Gershon, Kohath, Merari—stand as inner stations of awareness, memory, and action, ordered for a sacred service. In Neville’s terms, these divisions are states of consciousness you can choose and cultivate. When you refuse the chaos of roaming thoughts and decide that your mind is a temple, you enact a division that brings focus, reverence, and presence. The I AM—the God within—wears these channels like channels of light, guiding attention into a steady, worshipful current. This is not control as tyranny, but alignment: a determined posture in which inner movements are synchronized to a single purpose. If you repeatedly imagine your mind as structured into three courses, you invite a clear cadence of feeling, belief, and deed that expresses covenant loyalty and holiness in daily life. This is how the inner kingdom is formed: not by external rites, but by practiced, turning attention toward the One I AM.