Inner Assembly, Sacred Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the scene as a state of consciousness being invited to gather into one center of awareness. The 'escaped of the nations' are fragments of mind scattered by belief in separation. The 'wood of their graven image' is not a literal idol but the attachment to forms and stories that pretend to save. The verse says they have no knowledge; they lack awareness of the one true savior within: the I AM, the constant vigil of consciousness. To 'pray unto a god that cannot save' is to pour energy into a phantom—an externalized image that cannot respond because it is not alive in consciousness. The remedy is to assemble your energies—the act of turning attention inward, choosing a single awareness as your savior, the I AM that you are. When you unite your pictures, beliefs, and feelings into one living awareness, the external conditions rearrange themselves to reflect that inner state. Your inner temple, not carved wood, gives you power; your imagination, not externals, saves you. Try a revision of belief until you feel the reality of your own I AM saving you here and now.