Bochim: Sacrifice of Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Bochim is not a geography but a state of waking tears. When you name the place Bochim in your life, you acknowledge a current movement of consciousness—a sorrow that asks to be transmuted by your attention. The word is a signal to turn inward, to bring your I AM—the awareness you are—into the scene. The sacrifice is not a ritual performed on an altar abroad; it is the inner gift of your belief, an offering of energy to the Presence you already are. By kneeling in imagination and declaring, 'I am the LORD present here,' you dissolve the distance between trouble and peace. In this inner act, obedience and faithfulness become the practice of continuous awareness rather than external rites. As the state of worship is held, you experience the certainty of God’s presence. Your life rearranges to reflect the inner verdict: I am here. This is how a place named in Scripture becomes a doorway to true worship and the sovereignty of your consciousness.