Inner Sanctuary Reclaimed

Neville's Inner Vision

To the aware I AM, the 'we' in this verse is your mind listening to outer voices rather than the quietness of God within. When strangers enter the sanctuaries of the LORD's house, they are not stomping through walls; they are intrusions of fear, doubt, and judgment that you have allowed to occupy your awareness. Confounded and covered with shame, you have handed over the chapel to conditions and people outside consciousness. But the kingdom is within, and the sanctuary you fear is only a state of consciousness that can be revised. The moment you refuse to identify with that reproach, the walls rise again, and the inner temple shines with the light of I AM. Reproof loses its force when seen as a thought pattern, not a fact of being. So turn from the crowd and return to your central identity as consciousness aware of itself. In this light, the 'strangers' melt into echoes, and the Lord's house remains unharmed by appearances.