Inner Temple Of Gold

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon’s blueprint is not a plan of bricks but a map of states. The house of God is the field of your own consciousness, and the measurements are the proportion of attention you give to the life you desire. The length sixty cubits and breadth twenty speak of balance—expansive ground for the word made flesh, yet defined enough to hold reverence. The porch at the front, wide as the house, is the entrance your everyday self must pass through into awareness; the height a hundred and twenty, a symbol of the sky-like reach of your imagination. And the gold overlay inside? It is the quality of consciousness you bring to all thoughts—purity, value, splendor—so that every sight and deed reflect the divine standard. Solomon was instructed for the building; so are you instructed by your own imagination. When you dwell in that sanctified space inwardly, you become what you envision: the temple becomes your outer life as a natural expression of divine presence. Begin from the inside, and the outside aligns itself to the gold you carry within.