Inner Court of I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner vision, the court is your field of consciousness, a space where the I AM dwells as the living boundary of your imagination. The two equal breadths—the west and the east—teach you that your outward and inward directions are equally wide when you stand in the I AM. The hangings are the imagined walls you raise by a steady assumption; they set the perimeter beyond which thoughts do not invade worship. The pillars and sockets are not stone but characteristic states of awareness—immutable truths that hold your focus and connect the invisible with the visible. Fifty cubits on each side signal a generous, unhindered space guarded by discipline. Eastward widening toward the rising light hints at awakening: as you persist in the state of I AM, your life becomes a sanctuary where presence is operative. Your inner court is not a place apart but a condition you inhabit whenever you choose to dwell in the I AM, perceiving all that occurs as within your own consciousness.