Inner Passover Sanctuary Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the command to sacrifice at the place the Lord chooses is not a matter of geography but of consciousness. The gates symbolize the stepping stones of mundane thinking; the place the Lord chooses to place His name is the still center of awareness within you where your I AM dwells. When you feel bound by fear or limitation, you are living at the gates; when you turn inward and acknowledge that God has chosen a sanctuary within you, you begin to breathe from the core of being. The evening sacrifice and the going down of the sun mark the moment you release the old story that kept you asleep in Egypt, the sense of separation from your true self. Roasting and eating the Passover is the inner feast of truth, the imagined meal in which you disregard lack and dwell in freedom as fact. After this inner supper, you turn in the morning back to your tents with a new poise, carrying the memory of your inner sacrifice into every waking moment. Practice today: assume you are the sanctuary and feel the Lord placing His name within you.