Inner Boundaries Of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse speaks not to a mere physical enclosure but to the architecture of your inner sanctuary. The 'opposite side' represents the other pole of your current state of consciousness where thoughts of lack and limitation arise. The hangings are mental boundaries you can consciously erect to guard a sacred space within your mind. The three pillars and three sockets symbolize stabilizing beliefs and receptive points—the structure by which your awareness rests and receives the divine Itself. In Neville’s terms, God is the I AM—the awareness through which you observe and create. When you reinterpret the boundary as a reverent boundary, not a wall but a posture of attention, you invite the Presence to dwell. True worship arises when you treat your inner room as holy and deliberately maintain it free from doubt. As you hold this boundary in mind, you shift from sensing separation to living from the fullness of your defined sanctuary, where the I AM remains the faithful witness and creator of your experience.