Inner Temple Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

See 2 Kings 16:4 as a mirror of your inner life. The altars set up on high places, the hills, the trees, symbolize the habit of seeking sacredness in outer symbols. The text does not deny zeal; it reveals that worship becomes real when the mind is fixed in one awareness. The residence of God is not in stones or groves but in the I AM you call your own. The moment you believe you must travel to temples outside yourself, you have separated your consciousness from its source. Therefore the true practice is to turn inward, to revise the belief that anything outside your inner state can define you. Claim: I am the I AM; I reside in the one temple of consciousness and nothing else exists to worship. When you actually embody this state—feeling the presence of God as your own—your outer life adjusts to reflect a single, centralized reality. The kingdom comes, not from ritual, but from a settled conviction that you are the altar and the worship itself.