Inner Sacred Boundaries

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Ezekiel’s complaint as a mirror for your own inner court. The priests are states of consciousness that have forgotten the difference between the holy and the profane; so the sacred becomes common and your sabbath quiet is lost. In Neville's key, God is not a distant judgment but the I AM you call awareness. When you insist that a thought or habit is holy simply by the label, you are confusing your inner distinctions and profaning the sacred within. The remedy is simple: assume a new memory of yourself as the keeper of boundaries, and feel it real. Create an inner scenario where you acknowledge the holy in every moment and gently set aside unclean thoughts as you would unwelcomed dirt. As you dwell in this revised state—where the holy and sacred are clearly seen—the external world shifts to reflect the new inner order. You do not change things by fighting them, but by revising the inner picture until it stands in awe-filled alignment with God.