Inner Temple Measured Boundaries

Neville's Inner Vision

To that above the door, even unto the inner house, and without, and by all the wall round about within and without, by measure. In the theater of consciousness the wall and door are not bricks but states of awareness. The 'inner house' is your true self, a sanctuary you enter by the measure of your assumption. The words speak of a boundary—what perceived reality is admitted into the mind—kept by the governing awareness that stands 'above the door.' Nothing inconsistent with divine order enters; everything aligns with I AM, with the law of steady, faithful imagination. The outer and inner walls are the two faces of your mind, the seen and unseen, the conscious and subconscious; both are measured by the same fidelity to truth. Holiness arises when you treat your thoughts and feelings as sacred, separating the mere passing image from the immutable Presence of God. True worship is the consistent alignment of you with that Presence through disciplined imagining.