Inner Most Holy Place

Neville's Inner Vision

Before Ezekiel stands a measured chamber, twenty by twenty, named the most holy place. Yet the stones and cubits matter less than the state of consciousness they symbolize: your own inner awareness. You are invited to inhabit a square of being—a perfect, holy enclosure that precedes outward worship. The phrase 'before the temple' points to the truth that true worship occurs in the seat of awareness, not in ritual alone. The I AM, your constant presence, identifies what remains pure when distractions fall away. When you imagine yourself as that sanctified space, you are not creating a temple; you are recognizing the temple you already are. The exact measurement speaks of clarity, balance, and integrity—holiness as a lived state, not a distant bar of moral perfection. As you dwell in this inner sanctuary, outward forms harmonize with your inner peace. The practical instruction is to revise any sense of lack by assuming this holy state and letting presence work through your days from that center.