Sacred Boundaries On Sinai

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, Sinai is your inner mount, a state of consciousness consecrated by attention. The boundary set about the mount is the discipline you place on your thoughts and feelings to keep the sacred encounter from being profaned by agitation. The office of Moses and Aaron represents the custodians of order—your disciplined mind and its faithful ministers—who may ascend only when you have sanctified the base of your experience. The warning that the priests and the people must not break through is the inner reminder that intrusion of undisciplined desire or fear will disrupt the living presence. The Lord's command to go down and then come up with Aaron suggests that ascent is not a single impulsive lift but a deliberate, repeated alignment: you descend into ordinary life to re-anchor, then re-ascend in the awareness of I AM. When you keep faithfulness to this boundary, the Presence enters as a stable inner reality rather than a dramatic external display. Your state of consciousness grows holy by practiced obedience to the inner boundary.