Inner Priests, Silent Stocks

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this passage the letters and decrees are your interior thoughts broadcast to every corner of your mind; Jerusalem is the field of your present consciousness, and the priests and prophets are the living movements of awareness that arise within you. When you take the mantle of priesthood and declare yourself above others, you are not blessing truth but attempting to imprison the voice that unsettles your fixed script. To judge a prophet as mad is to judge a part of yourself that longs to break ritual boundaries and renew meaning. This is the mind's knee-jerk demand for control, the impulse to silence genuine imagination rather than heed its guidance. Neville would have you see that God, the I AM, is not found in external titles but in the living act of aware presence that permits every inner voice to speak. The remedy is inner revision: affirm that you are the rightful temple-keeper, and that every inner messenger has a place in your wholeness. When you let imagination move freely, you awaken the reality you seek, and you stop imprisoning your own truth.