Inner Priesthood of Endless Life

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner ear, the writer of Hebrews whispers that the old priesthood is but a reflection of your inner state. 'After the order of Melchisedec' is not a distant line; it is the awareness that you are held in an endless life, timeless and unending. The carnal commandment—the sense of duty that falters—weakens, for it cannot perfect; it points instead toward a deeper, better covenant embedded in consciousness. When you entertain the truth that you are a priest forever, you align with a power that never ends. Your ordinary beliefs may demand struggle, but the new order reveals a better hope—the certainty that life and God are your present I AM. By dwelling there, you draw near to what you seek, not by external acts but by inner vision and acceptance. This is not distant; it is the immediacy of your awareness becoming your world, the end of lack through the realization of endless life.