Inner Temple Offerings

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the house of God as your own I AM, the steadfast awareness that never changes. The 'things' brought in—the silver, the gold, the vessels—are the treasures of your inner life: thoughts you prize, talents you cultivate, and habits you refine. To be dedicated means you no longer scatter these treasures upon transient desires; you choose one sanctuary for them. The sentence speaks of what father and you dedicated, implying inheritance and personal decision. In Neville's language, all that you see outward is only the echo of an inner decision. When you decide to consecrate, you are not enriching a temple apart from you; you are reorganizing your consciousness so that the end you desire is already true inside. By acknowledging the I AM as the sole authority, you lift the energy of wealth, time, and vessels from mere possession to worship. The temple then ceases to be a place you visit and becomes the state you inhabit. Your life rearranges to match this inner consecration.