Inner Sanctuary of Offerings

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, Exodus 36:3-4 is not about material craft alone, but about the inner economy of consciousness. The offerings are not coins but thoughts, desires, and gratitude that your I AM willingly receives into the temple of awareness. When it says they brought free offerings every morning, it is a reminder that daily, you choose to invest attention and imaginative substance into your sanctuary. Moses stands for the I AM who gathers these contributions into a coherent pattern of life; the sanctuary becomes a picture of your perfected state, already present in consciousness. The wise men, who came from their own hands to the work, symbolize the faculties of wisdom, planning, and creation aligning with the inner vision—not leaving life, but consenting to participate in the inner construction. Holiness and separation appear as the discipline of attention: you set apart your ordinary thoughts to the sacred purpose of building. In Neville's practice, the temple exists first as a state of awareness, shown outwardly as experience when you hold the belief. So assume that the sanctuary is complete within you, and let your daily offerings and the gathered faculties manifest as form.