Inner Temple Leadership

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the names not as antiquated syllables, but as distinct states of consciousness within you. Adaiah and Maasiai mark lines of thought and feeling passing through your inner house; their lineage speaks of a continuing movement from past conditioning to present service. The phrase 'heads of the house of their fathers' becomes your inner hierarchy—the commitments, ideals, and loyalties you inherited from your spiritual ancestors, now directing the work you do in consciousness. When the text says they were 'very able men for the work of the service of the house of God,' it speaks to the readiness of your mind to attend to divine function: the imagination, the discernment, the wisdom to steward your inner temple. As you dwell in the I AM, you discover that the multitude of capable states exists within, waiting to be summoned into service. The temple is not a building of stone, but an inner sanctuary built by your attention and faith; service is an inner act of devotion, not labor. The moment you acknowledge these inner leaders, you authorize a renovation of perception, and your life aligns with the order of your true being.