Inner Garments of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 28:3 speaks not of external artisans alone but of a state of consciousness. The wise-hearted are those inner faculties that have been filled with the Spirit of Wisdom, and they are charged with fashioning the garments of the self—the mental attire by which you engage life. Garments here symbolize the form through which energy is dedicated to holy use. To consecrate Aaron is to align your weariness and your daily acts with sacred purpose, so that the I AM inside can move through you as a priest would move in the temple. When you hear 'speak unto all that are wise-hearted,' you are being told to address your own inner wise states; the call comes from your own imagination and awareness, not from without. The Spirit of Wisdom is your I AM, your present awareness, clothing your thoughts, choices, and habits with discernment. Your ministry to God is simply the consistent demonstration of your inner state in outward life. Practice: assume you are the wise-hearted now; revise your self-image until you feel yourself clothed for sacred service.