Inner Mountain-Building Invitation

Neville's Inner Vision

Go up to the mountain is a summons to shift your center of awareness. The mountain is your present state; the wood you bring are the usable ideas, feelings, and decisions you will plant into that state. When you say, 'I will build the house,' you are affirming that your consciousness is the builder and that the temple of your life is formed by your assumptions. In this light, God's pleasure and glory are the natural byproducts of a mind that has chosen to dwell in a state of completion. Obedience and faithfulness become simple, daily acts of revision—you revise the sense of lack into presence, you assume the end, and you feel it real. True worship is not ritual alone but the consistent alignment of your inner state with your desired outer form. Presence is your I AM, the enduring witness that you are the architect of your world. As you persist, the external becomes the echo of the inner temple you have embraced.