Temple Pillars Within

Neville's Inner Vision

See in this description not mere wood and cloth but the state of your consciousness arriving as a living temple. The veil of blue, purple, and crimson with fine linen is your outer-facing imagination, dressed in colors that mark stages of awareness you pass through at will. Before the house rise two pillars, thirty-five cubits high, not to hold up bricks but to uphold an inner posture: the decision to be conscious of God as I AM. The names Jachin and Boaz are spoken affirmations you repeat until they feel true in your chest: Jachin—let me be established in the Presence; Boaz—my strength flows from the Spirit. Chains bind the memory to a pattern, and a hundred pomegranates upon the chains symbolize the fruitful outcomes of disciplined attention—seeded moments you harvest by imagining rightly. When you rear these inner pillars, you build in consciousness a doorway through which the divine Presence may enter your daily life. The temple thus ceases to be a distant place and becomes the living atmosphere of your mind.