Inner Hospitality in Genesis 19:2

Neville's Inner Vision

In your inner theatre, the 'lords' at the door are not mere strangers but the pressing states of awareness seeking entry. Saying, 'turn in to my servant's house' is a conscious acknowledgment that your mind can host what appears foreign and holy. Inviting them to tarry means you give attention to a new state long enough for it to reveal its nature. The washing of feet is not mere ritual; it cleanses old beliefs that resist the new visitation, removing dusty identifications that block direct knowing. Rise early and go on your ways signals that after resting with the presence, you are called to act from it, aligning your day with the newly entered consciousness. The street outside represents the outer world of appearances; resisting entry denotes reluctance to change. Your practice is to treat every inner impression as a guest from the I AM, shelter it, revise until it shines, and move forward from a renewed inner state into outward action.