Inner Temple Construction

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon’s temple is your inner sanctuary, not a stone house alone. The centuries and the months in the text become markers of your readiness. The four hundred eighty years away from Egypt mirror the long habit of belief in separation; the fourth year marks a new decision to set up an altar within. The house’s measured length, breadth, and height correspond to the clarity you permit your attention to dwell in the I AM. The porch represents the threshold you cross when you worship in spirit and truth; the windows of narrow lights are your limited perceptions opening to a single light: the light of God within you. As you imagine the temple, you are the builder and the worshiper; your intention shapes form, and your feeling of reverent presence makes it real. The covenant to loyalty is a pledge to the presence within, not external rites. Begin now: construct the inner temple by imagining it, then dwell there in the felt reality of I AM.