Inner Distinctions Of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the command is not about external ritual alone but about the inner landscape. In your own consciousness, the holy and the unholy are not distant acts of worship but inner dispositions you entertain. The I AM, your steady awareness, must learn to discriminate between clean and unclean thoughts, between what sustains life and what dims it. When you 'put difference', you are training the senses of the mind to align with a higher law that Moses represented as the mouth of God in your own awareness. The 'statutes' are inward laws you agree with and enact in imagination. To teach them to the children of Israel is to teach your inner faculties—your desires, fears, and decisions—how to obey these laws in daily life. The moment you accept that these distinctions exist within you, you empower your will to choose. The act of separation is not separation from others but alignment within; holiness becomes your state of readiness to act from I AM awareness. Your world reflects the degree you keep or revise these inner distinctions.