Sevenfold Inner Atonement

Neville's Inner Vision

Leviticus 16:14 invites us to interpret ritual as the inner motion of consciousness. The bullock’s blood is the life-force you direct through attention to the mercy seat—the seat of awareness where God, the I AM, resides in you. To sprinkle eastward is to lift your focus toward the inner light, a deliberate turning toward the truth that you are, and always have been, one with the divine I AM. The seven times symbolize a completion of the cleansing of your state of being—an inner covenant you renew with every moment you refuse to identify with limitation. Holiness ceases to be an external rite and becomes the practiced, vivid awareness of who you are: forgiven, present, and free. The act of presenting the blood before the mercy seat is the inner act of acceptance, a revision that purges fear and invites trust. When you inhabit that consciousness, the entire life you experience is reoriented toward love, clarity, and the expression of your true nature.