Olive-Wood Doors Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, the entering of the oracle is not a distant rite but a shift of your own consciousness. The olive wood doors symbolize a humble, patient heart that is fit to hear the oracle. The lintel and side posts, measured as a fifth part of the wall, declare a precise proportion: only a portion of your outer self is set aside for worship. The rest remains in daily use, but the boundary is real. When you imagine the doors opening and step through, you are not leaving consciousness but choosing a higher state. The presence you seek is the I AM within, already resident; it becomes accessible through the act of assumption. By declaring 'I AM' and feeling as though you are already on the other side, you revise your sense of self until the inner oracle speaks through your thoughts and feelings. Let the olive wood symbolize humility, and let the one-fifth boundary remind you that holiness is a disciplined access point, not a grand exterior ceremony.