North Side Inner Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner plane, the north side is a named attitude of mind: a steady length of awareness, a corridor of attention that does not wander. The hundred cubits speak of constancy; the twenty pillars stand as beliefs you have embraced, each with a socket of brass—a grounding in action and firmness of purpose. The hooks and their fillets of silver show how your life is yoked to higher melody: form and function joined by reflective correction; silver signifying refinement, diagnosing the mind’s longing for purity while keeping it practical. When you notice this surface reality in scripture, you are taught to see the sanctuary as your present state—the place where you choose to dwell. The Covenant Loyalty theme invites you to guard your inner space as holy ground: no stray thought unsanctioned, no impulse unblessed. By attending to the structure of your inner temple, you invite the Presence of God as the I AM, the self that remains when stories fade. The imagination then becomes the builders’ hands, not an exterior project, and you begin to live from that central, unshakable sense of 'I am'.