Wave Offering of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Exodus rite, the breast of the ram is not a meat token, but a symbol of your own inner heart offered in devotion. When you wave it before the LORD, you are rehearsing the act of lifting your state of consciousness to the I AM. The wave is not an external ritual but a mental movement: you imagine the thing you want as already given, then you relinquish resistance and seal the assumption with feeling. The part speaks to your inherent portion—the sense that your life is complete within God presence. You consecrate your desire by daily return to the inner altar where you already dwell as the aware observer. The ceremony of consecration becomes a practice of awareness: you do not seek God outside but invite the I AM to declare your inner state as real, until the world rearranges to reflect that state. Remember, true worship is sustained imagination—love, devotion, and the faith that what your inner picture holds, your outer experience fulfills.