Measuring the Inner Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the image is not about ancient walls, but about your own consciousness. The guide who leads Ezekiel to the temple is your higher self, the I AM, awakening you to the sanctity of your mental space. The act of measuring the posts six cubits on each side is the gentle assertion that your life has boundaries that are holy—clarity, focus, and reverence within. The breadth of the tabernacle symbolizes a complete, balanced field of awareness, where nothing extraneous intrudes. When you acknowledge this inner boundary, you are not shrinking from life; you are consecrating space for God to dwell within. The temple, like your mind, is not a building of bricks but a state of consciousness where presence can reside. To apply this now, imagine you stand before your own inner sanctuary, count the edges of your attention, and align them to the six-cubit measure of integrity. In this revision, the I AM becomes real as you feel the reality of the divine dwelling within your experience. This is true worship: holiness maintained by the discipline of awareness.