Inner Gathering at Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's perspective, the verse is a map of inner awakening, not a history lesson. Jerusalem becomes your inner sanctuary, a focal point of awareness. The third month and the fifteenth year mark a season when your mind chooses to align with the I AM. They gathered themselves—an inner decision to assemble every faculty: memory, desire, loyalty, and faith—into one field of consciousness. The gathering is not a crowd in space but a unification in spirit; it is covenant loyalty to the truth that you are already complete in God. True worship then is the act of maintaining that state, feeling it as real now rather than hoping for it later. The Presence of God enters as you hold fast to the assumption of wholeness, allowing your inner Jerusalem to stand as the center where all sense of lack dissolves. When that inner gathering holds, the reign of inner Asa—the true authority of consciousness—overcomes fear, and life itself becomes a communion rather than a struggle.