Inner Sanctum Cleansing Now

Neville's Inner Vision

These verses describe Levites commanded to sanctify themselves and to carry forth the filthiness out of the holy place. In Neville's image, the Levites are your faculties of awareness and imagination. The house of the LORD God of your fathers is the temple of your own consciousness, the habitation of the I AM. The filthiness represents stale states of mind—guilt, condemnation, and inherited patterns—that clutter the inner sanctuary. When you assume the truth that you are the I AM, you begin cleansing by the law of your being; the old belief dissolves as you refuse to identify with it and revise it by saying, 'I am sanctified now' and 'I choose awareness.' The act of turning toward the inner habitation, rather than the external image, is turning toward life. You are not changing God but shifting your attention. The command to cleanse is a call to purification of your inner atmosphere, making space for the light of God within to dwell. Thus the temple is restored through renewed consciousness, and what once seemed fixed becomes fuel for transformation.