Inner Redemption of the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM lens, Hebrews 9:12 reveals a shift of consciousness, not a distant ceremony. The blood of goats points to ritual effort, but the verse announces that the true entry into the holy place is through Christ’s own blood—his life offered as a signal that your awareness has been lifted. The 'eternal redemption' is not a future event but a present state you awaken to by a decisive assumption: I am already kept by the Father in my innermost sanctuary. The temple is within, a sanctuary of pure awareness, and 'one entry' signifies a fixed, irrevocable act of aligning with that state. When you imagine yourself standing in that holy place, you withdraw your attention from the old self and rest in the certainty that redemption is eternal and presently available. The goats are images; your trust in the I AM is the real rite. Practice this inner movement, and the sense of guilt or lack dissolves as you dwell as the redeemed self in constant communion with God within.