Inner Earth Altar of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Naaman's outward refusals express a turning of the whole self toward the One Mind. The declaration 'As the LORD liveth, before whom I stand' anchors his identity in the I AM, the living awareness that creates. The request for 'two mules' burden of earth' becomes a symbol of a fixed ground within the mind on which a true altar can rise. The commitment to worship the LORD alone signals the shift from outward tokens to inner allegiance; even the bowing in Rimmon's house is pardoned because the inner loyalty is now aligned with truth. In Neville terms, the technique is visible: decide the state of consciousness you will inhabit, provide the conditions for it (a grounded, earthy altar of awareness), and feel it as already real. The outer events—master, temple, or ritual—mirror the turning point in consciousness, confirming that the I AM alone governs worship and experience.