Inner Sacrifice, Eternal Now

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's view, Hebrews 10:3-4 reveals that the rites cannot erase the core belief of separation. The remembrance of sins arises not from the blood, but from the mind that keeps revisiting an old story. The blood of bulls and goats cannot cleanse the inner state; true cleansing comes through the awakening of the I AM—the awareness that you are the sovereign power, not a debtor to ritual. When you inhabit the I AM, the need for outward sacrifice dissolves because you are now imagining a new self as forgiven, as one with God, as whole. Do not seek forgiveness “out there”; revise the inner consciousness until the feeling of forgiveness is real in you. In your imagination, claim your oneness, dwell in that state, and the remembered sins loosen their grip. The yearly calendar falls away as your present sense of self becomes the reality you live by. In short, the only sacrifice that matters is the choice to dwell in the living consciousness that you are already free.