Inner Temple Of Golden Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, the temple is not a building but the abiding I AM within you. The gold and gems are not external stuff; they are the value you place upon your present awareness. When you imagine the temple crowned with gold, you are rehearsing the act of turning ordinary perception into a holy sanctuary. The outer walls signify your current state of mind; the gilding is your deliberate assumption that you are, now, the house wherein God dwells. Cherubim on the walls symbolize guardrails of beauty—habits of thought that keep consciousness aligned with the divine Presence. The Most Holy Place is your innermost I AM, a quiet center that remains untouched by outer appearances. To apply this today, reverently revise any sense of separation or lack by declaring you are already there—the gold is your natural expression of awareness, not a future achievement. Let the nails’ weight remind you of the steadfastness of your intention. In this view, transformation is inner consecration, and true worship is alignment of feeling with the truth that you, as awareness, are the temple.