Inner Temple Dedication Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner sense, the house of God is your own consciousness, and the offerings are parables of your fixed mental states. The hundred bullocks, two hundred rams, four hundred lambs, and the goats for atonement are symbolic deposits of energy you place upon the altar of awareness, to consecrate the imagining that serves the I AM. The act of setting the priests in divisions and the Levites in courses is an inner order, a disciplined arrangement of thoughts and habits that cooperate for the service of God in Jerusalem, your center of awareness. Moses' book speaks of an inward law—the law of right identification. When you stand in this dedication, you acknowledge that your consciousness can be ordered, offered, and redirected toward the divine. This is not ritual for a distant temple, but a practice of claiming your wholeness and oneness with God. By seeing yourself as the one who offers and serves, you awaken to the truth that the material world reflects your inner state.