Sacred Inner Boundary

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your psyche, the land is your field of imagination, and the borders are the guardrails you set for thought. The oblation offered to be holy by the border of the Levites is the act of claiming a sacred portion of your consciousness and safeguarding it with disciplined attention. The Levites stand at the border because they embody a service-minded humility; the priests represent the higher order of awareness you seek to align with. By placing the boundary opposite that border, the verse enacts the Neville principle that holiness is an inner condition you cultivate, not a fate imposed from without. A defined, measured space—25,000 by 10,000—maps the degree of reverence you give to your inner images and feelings. The length and breadth declare that worship is not random but orderly, pure, and comprehensive. When you keep this sacred space intact, your thoughts and visions are offered as a constant consecration to the I AM, and your life takes the shape of that inner decree.