Inner Tablets and Mount Communion

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Deuteronomy 10:1 as a quiet invitation to renew the inner law. The LORD speaks not to a distant nation but to the I AM in you, asking you to hew two tables of stone—two stable states of consciousness—like the first you once lived in and the new state you now desire. The instruction to come up unto the mount is an invitation to rise in awareness above the clamor of fear and habit, to enter stillness where your inner law is not broken but renewed. The ark of wood is your living instrument, the vessel that carries the law into daily perception. Build it not with timber only, but with the imagination that the I AM dwells here and now; let the presence ride within the form until your world begins to reflect the principle you have inscribed. The old tale of limitation becomes a parable for practical faith: by forming the two tablets within, you determine the reality you will live and bring it forth as evidence of your I AM.