Leviticus Inner Purification

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the verse lies the invitation to regard purity not as ritual exile but as the inward rhythm of becoming aware. The body’s time of purification mirrors the mind’s need to withdraw attention from worn scripts and consent to a new I AM presence. The mother’s lengthened period after a girl child signals the inner difference between the states we entertain about our own being; until the inner atmosphere is cleared by the 'blood of purifying,' the consciousness remains in a preparatory posture, separate from the sanctuary of God within. Yet this separation is not punishment but timing—an inner rehearsal in which the self refuses premature communion with holy objects until the sense of self is aligned with the truth that I AM is the house of presence. When one imagines the purification complete, one can enter sanctuary as a present fact, not a future event, and all sacred touchstone—ceremonial or otherwise—becomes accessible from the I AM that you are. So the verse invites you to acknowledge that you are always in the process of becoming whole through conscious revision.