Inner Temple Vessels Reclaimed

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider every bason, firepan, bowl, and cup as facets of your inner faculties—the instruments by which you worship in consciousness. The captain of the guard who takes them is not a distant ruler but your own vigilant I AM, the sense that all this wealth belongs to a waking state of awareness. The exile in this scene is the moment you mistake outer form for reality, when you think your riches reside in gold or silver rather than in the living presence of I AM. Yet the removal of those outer vessels is mercy, a stripping away that reveals true worship as inner alignment, not ritual spectacle. When you refuse to identify with loss and instead affirm, 'I AM the owner of these inner vessels,' your inner temple remains intact and begins to reorganize the outward world to reflect your consciousness. Return then is the reawakening to your primary fact: you are the I AM, and within you the temple's vessels endure.