Garments of the Inner Priesthood

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's vantage, the clothing is not fabric but states of consciousness you wear when you enter the inner priesthood—the I AM in you. The breastplate guards the heart of right perception; the ephod anchors coherent intention; the robe and coat order your expression; the mitre and girdle crown awareness and discipline. When you imagine yourself clothed in these faculties, you are not performing an external rite but reviving the priest within, who ministers to God by simply being present. The text invites you to see your inner life as a sanctuary where thoughts and feelings align with divine purpose. Your reality shifts as you assume, in imagination, the feeling of that office; you are already the minister in the holy presence of I AM. In practice, the outer list becomes an inner program: dress the mind in holiness, hold the posture of reverence, and act from quiet, unwavering awareness.