Inner Horns of the Altar

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre of consciousness, the altar is your moment of desire, and the horns are its anchored points of stability. To Goddard's ear, to be like 'horns' means to cultivate fixed, unyielding states at the corners of your mental altar—points that resist the drift of fear and distraction. The four corners suggest wholeness, completeness, a circle of attention that holds your intention in form. Brass, the metal of refinement through heat, speaks of a purified, invulnerable vibration. You overlay the horns with brass not to coerce reality but to purify your assumption: you are not at the mercy of circumstance; you are the I AM, the awareness that fabricates experientially by the steady conviction that your desire is already true. When you dwell in this imagination, you create a boundary where meaning is formed and maintained, a sanctified space where you act from the end rather than toward it. Your world becomes a temple of fulfilled states, guarded by the brass of unwavering feeling.