Inner Priesthood of Exodus

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the garments as states of consciousness. The passing of apparel from Aaron to his sons signals that a new inner role is being assumed as the I AM awakens to a fresh vocation. Each day is a seven-day initiation; when the successor enters the sanctuary of the mind to minister, the self-consciousness dresses in the consecrated function and the atmosphere shifts. The 'anointing' is not a ritual oil but the felt awareness of a higher order—presence in which thoughts, feelings, and actions align. In this view, holiness is not a place but a manner of living: separation from lesser impulses, devotion to the holy work of the inner tabernacle, and a steady invitation for God to work through you. The garments symbolize habits of response: faith, discipline, compassion, discernment. When you allow the next inner priest to take charge, the outer world rearranges itself to reflect that inner kingliness. The key is the imagination felt as real: imagine you are wearing the esteemed attire of your desired vocation and act from that state.