Inner Tabernacle: Sacred Distinction
Leviticus 11:8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Leviticus 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse declares a boundary: do not eat certain beasts or touch their carcasses, for they are unclean to you. It signals holiness through separation, a call to keep the inner temple distinct from what defiles.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville Goddard's view, Leviticus 11:8 is not merely a dietary command but a map of your inner state. 'Unclean' denotes a belief or habit that has contaminated your awareness. The flesh you are told not to eat represents an old appetite you have allowed to govern sensation; the carcass you must not touch is the memory of a past identity clinging to feeling. The I AM—the indestructible awareness within you—must inhabit a temple that refuses contact with such defilement. See separation as protective, not punitive: it preserves the clarity and vitality of your consciousness. By intentionally withholding engagement with these old patterns, you demonstrate faith in your inner governor and maintain the integrity of your spiritual home. Speak quietly to yourself: I AM the unchanging I AM; no unclean thing enters this temple. Then invite a renewal, as if light were washing through the rooms of your mind, separating the past from your present awareness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, repeat, I AM the boundary of this temple. Then revise: I do not eat or touch the unclean past; feel the clean, holy presence of the I AM entering and sealing the space.
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