Centered Worship, Inner Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s psychology, the decree to centralize sacrifice is a map of inner states. The external instruction points to a single inner altar, the place the I AM within you would choose. When you imagine that temple, you are not seeking a geographical site but a fixed center of awareness. The line 'thou shalt do all that I command thee' becomes a discipline: to align your thoughts, feelings, and actions with the inner command. Obedience, in this sense, is fidelity to the I AM, not to external rites; true worship is the continuous act of holding one purpose and letting every moment move in harmony with it. The outer world reflects your inner posture; as you settle into that inner altar, you consecrate your life to the covenant loyalty of your own consciousness. Practice then becomes a habit of return: whenever you catch yourself scattered, re-center in the inner 'chosen place' and invite the feeling of being wholly led by the I AM within.