Inner Cleanliness and Wholeness

Neville's Inner Vision

In the psychology of your life, Leviticus speaks not of beasts but of states of consciousness. To chew the cud is to loop a thought, repeat a pattern, or dwell in memory, while lacking the split hoof—the visible sign of wholeness in action. When you hear the word unclean, remember it points to a misalignment between belief and behavior, between inner intention and outer deed. The I AM within you, your true awareness, is the sole holiness; it is the boundary by which all things are measured. The outer commandments mirror this inner law: integrity is not handed down from outside but lived from within. When you cultivate the sense that you are ruled by the I AM, the world around you reorganizes to reflect that inner order. The separation described is really an inner separation from incongruent thoughts and feelings, a welcome alignment that births wholeness. Thus the symbolic beasts invite you to dissolve patterns into a single, coherent life—the life of God in you, precisely now.