Inner Tabernacle Bars

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the myth of the tabernacle, the bars are not hardware but the invisible support of a living faith. The three sides of boards symbolize the three aspects of your awareness that must be held together by a single governing idea—the I AM. The five bars for each side are the five points of attention you commit to in order to keep the shape intact: desire, imagination, faith, decision, and persistence. When you live consciously, these bars hold fast, binding your outer circumstances to your inner covenant. God dwelling in your innermost temple is not a distant event but the recognition that you are already the place where the divine presence abides. By imagining five steadfast supports on each side, you are not building a temple in time but strengthening your state of consciousness in the present. The act of placing the bars is an act of obedience to the inner law: honor the structure, dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, and allow the grace of covenant loyalty to keep your frame intact.