The Inner Mount Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews 12:18-21 paints Sinai as a visible power, a fire and darkness that could not be approached. Yet the truth is not a historical hill but a state of consciousness you may inhabit. You have not come to a mount that can be touched; you have come inward to the I AM, to a quiet space where fear no longer binds you to commands you cannot endure. The trumpet and voice symbolize the loud claims of old selfhood, the commands you once believed must be obeyed. When you revise your sense of self, the beast that touches the mountain becomes your own resistant thoughts, dissolved by awareness. The terrifying sight Moses describes is the awe of becoming aware that you create reality by belief; fear subsides when you recognize that the law is the response of your inner I AM, not an external statute. In this inner sanctuary, presence becomes your guide, and the separation of holiness becomes simply the recognition that you are already whole in God.