The Inner Court of Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Exodus 27:18, view the outer court as a symbol of your inner state. The hundred-cubit length marks a broad, coherent field of awareness; the fifty-cubit breadth denotes a steady, universal reach in every direction; the five-cubit height signifies your ascent toward the I AM, the elevated sense that rules your life. The fine linen is the purity of thought that covers your acts; the sockets of brass are the fixed points where imagination meets matter, where your intention anchors itself in experience. This is not a temple separate from you; it is the sanctuary you inhabit by a deliberate assumption of being. When you dwell in this imagined court, you are aligning with God within—the I AM that you are. By inhabiting this space in imagination, you declare a holy boundary around your day and a covenant loyalty to your divine nature, and your events begin to reflect that sustained state of devotion.