Inner Tabernacle of Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, the tent is not a distant sanctuary but the inner sanctuary of the mind. The cloud that abode thereon and the glory that filled the tabernacle represent awareness inflaming every corner of your consciousness. Moses, a faithful instrument of service, cannot enter because the moment of true consecration has arrived: the divine fills the space, and the ego’s doorways yield. This is not punishment but a revelation: true worship is inner alignment, not external entryways. When the I AM, your essential self, fills the temple of your heart, the old sense of separation dissolves. You are not peering into God; God is already looking out from your own being. The barrier between Moses and the sanctuary dissolves as you recognize you are the temple and the temple is God with you. Practice is simple: assume the state of the I AM and feel the presence saturating your mind until it is undeniable. In that state, you no longer seek to enter the holy space; you awaken to the fact that you are already in it.