Nurturing Inner Priests

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's framework, the verse reveals a dynamic of inner provision. The 'people' are your collective states of consciousness; 'Jerusalem' is your center of awareness; 'the priests and Levites' symbolize your inner faculties—wisdom, worship, discernment—receiving sustenance from your assumed state. When you allocate a portion to these faculties, you are not paying money but reassigning attention, time, and belief toward the law of the LORD within. The act of supplying them is an inner command: I am the one who provides for every part of my consciousness so that the law of God, the universal order, remains active and vibrant inside me. As you insist that your inner ministers be supported, your awareness becomes steadier, the law of the LORD becomes a living, practical rule guiding feelings, choices, and outcomes. The scene shifts from lack to abundance as you acknowledge your own capacity to fund your inner life. The law's encouragement arises as you feel your inner priests nourished by unwavering assumption.