Chamber of Presence Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Elisha, the holy man, is not a distant figure but the living I AM moving in your field of awareness. When the woman perceives him as holy, she awakens to the truth that the divine presence is already walking beside her in the ordinary moments of life. Her act of compelling him to eat bread is the first public sign of an inner revelation—food for the soul that sustains the waking consciousness. The simple command to build a chamber on the wall is a deliberate act of consciousness: you fix a place in your mind where God can reside. The bed, the table, the stool, and the candlestick symbolize rest, sustenance, support, and illumination—all furnished for the presence of truth. And as Elisha comes to them and stays, so does your inner realization return, again and again, because you kept inviting it. The practice is hospitality to the divine idea: recognize the holy as present, allocate a space for it, and tend that space with consistent intention and feeling. Through this revision, you discover that the I AM is not elsewhere but within, and life rearranges itself to reflect that inner dwelling.