Inner Birth, Pure State

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the text as a map of your inner life, not a ledger of outward acts. The seven days of impurity are but a temporary state your consciousness enters when a new form arises within you. In Neville’s own language, God is the I AM you awaken to; awareness fashions reality by assumption. When the verse speaks of separation, it is the soul stepping back from an old identity to let a new birth take root. A woman bearing a man child becomes a symbol of a strong, masculine idea within you coming to light—an idea you must attend to with reverent stillness. The law and ritual serve as reminders that nothing finally binds your true essence; your awareness remains untouched, capable of sanctifying every moment. So you are invited to inhabit the feeling of completion now, to regard the birth as a present fact your I AM can claim. Do not seek cleansing outside; seek the consciousness that makes the world anew through imagined conviction.