Sacred Inner Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon's decree that the daughter of Pharaoh shall not dwell in the house of David is not about geography; it is a clause of the state of consciousness. In this inner parable, the city of David is your central I AM, the ark of the LORD is the realized presence, and the places that are holy are your inner dispositions that have welcomed the divine current. When you allow a foreign queen into the temple—the Pharaoh's daughter representing worldly or fear-based tendencies—you dilute the sanctity that belongs only to the Ark. Therefore, you make a boundary: the temple of your life must be kept free of those influences, so that the divine presence can rest, move, and operate unimpeded. The act of moving her away is an act of mental discipline, a revision that the self acknowledges the holiness of its own temple. Your job is to honor the inner sanctuary, to place every thought and feeling in the service of the Ark, and to let the light of awareness fill the hall of your consciousness.