Inner Law Altar Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner listener, Hosea speaks not of geography but of your own consciousness. Ephraim’s many altars to sin are the habits and postures of attention you keep when you forget who you are. The altars you have built are not in a distant cult; they are in the story you tell about yourself, the outer rituals you cling to while the inner law lies unread within your I AM. The line 'I have written to him the great things of my law, but they were counted as a strange thing' reveals that the inner commandments are present, but your waking mind finds them unfamiliar because you mistake form for substance. The remedy is simple: awaken to the fact that the law is written into your consciousness now. Assume the state of the law, revise any belief that it is external or distant, and feel the reality of the inner ordinance through your breaths, your imagination, and your self-talk. When you keep that inner altar bright—one altar, one law—the outer sin-altar dissolves and your world bends to align with the living I AM.