Inner Pilgrimage To Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus speaks not of buildings and borders alone, but of the inner geography of your soul. The thrice yearly appearance before the LORD is the discipline of turning toward the I AM, recognizing that God is within as your very awareness. Each ascent is a deliberate act of consciousness in which you refuse identity with lack, limitation, or yesterday’s story. When you 'cast out the nations,' you eject internal voices—fear, doubt, smallness—and invite a wider sense of being to govern your life. The promise that your borders are enlarged is the testimony of inner expansion: as you hold the state of the fulfilled and available, your world follows. And 'no man shall desire thy land' becomes a reminder that no external mind can invade your inner sanctuary when you rest in the truth of your divine presence. The thrice occasions punctuate a daily practice of returning to the One, and you must assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, dwelling there until your entire atmosphere is bright with that consciousness.