Inner Purity Of Leviticus

Neville's Inner Vision

Read through Neville's lens: impurity is not a thing that clings to you but a belief your mind accepts. The 'days of her separation' are the days you have insisted on feeling separate from your true I AM. The bed and the surfaces she lies upon are nothing more than symbols in your inner theater, showing the effect of a lingering assumption. If you wish to heal the sense of separation, you do not fight time or dirt; you revise by assuming a new state of consciousness. Say to yourself, I AM that I AM, and feel that there is only one life-principle now at work—the unbroken purity of awareness. In this state, the issue loses its power, and the rooms, beds, and chairs reflect your new inner scene as clean and whole. Practice is not denial but alignment: dwell in the feeling that you are already entire, and your outer world will rearrange to fit that truth. Remember: the law is your own consciousness translating what you believe about yourself into form.