Chambers of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's view, the outer act of Hezekiah is a symbol for an inner turning of the self. The house of the LORD stands for your abiding I AM, the spacious awareness that holds all. The command to prepare chambers becomes a decision to arrange mental rooms for specific energies: offerings, tithes, and dedicated things are not mere external gifts but movements of attention you place in the care of your inner estate. Cononiah the Levite and his brother Shimei symbolize the ruling principles of order and balance in consciousness—the mind’s administration keeping the channels of grace clear and faithful. When you faithfully bring in offerings, you invest your time, gratitude, and creative power into your inner temple; tithes are your deliberate allocation of a portion of consciousness to sacred work, and dedicated things are steady commitments anchoring practice. This is true worship: a disciplined reorientation of the self toward the I AM, with generosity toward your inner economy. Try this now by revising a belief and imagining you have organized your inner temple, feeling the gratitude that your inner rulers steward your energy rightly.