Inner Worship Refined

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah is not asking for more smoke and distant spices; he is directing you to attend to the state of your own consciousness. Incense from Sheba and cane from a far country are symbols of rites carried without inner alignment. In the Neville reading, the altar is within you: God seeks a heart in touch with the I AM, a mind that will not barter inner peace for outward ceremony. When you imagine yourself as only the body and your daily duties, your offerings feel hollow because your inner state is not in agreement with truth. The rejection is a mercy: revise your sense of self to the fact that you are the I AM. Then every thought, feeling, and act becomes a true sacrifice—an offering of awareness. Your faithfulness is measured not by externals but by the steadiness of inner trust, by the conviction that you already possess what you seek. External ritual fades as the inner certainty remains, and your life becomes a living worship aligned with the one source of consciousness within.