Inner Bars of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's psychological reading, the tabernacle is your inner state, and the bars are the habitual supports you set to keep that state upright. The five bars on each side are the reinforcing practices of attention, belief, feeling, image, and action that lock your thoughts into a stable structure; the middle bar, running from end to end, is the I AM at the center of consciousness that unites every part. When you fix the center, the outer boards hold together even as you move, and the Presence of God becomes tangible, not as something outside, but as your own awareness animating the sanctuary. Covenant loyalty is your decision to maintain this inner order despite appearances; holiness arises as you separate the longing from lack and choose to imagine the desired reality as already true. This image invites you to live from the end, to assume your completed state, and to honor the unity of mind that makes worship sincere. The temple stands because you persist in the feeling that you are, now, the dwelling place of God.