The Inner Door of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

The door of the tabernacle represents the threshold of your own awareness. When you fail to offer the inner sacrifice, you experience the 'blood imputation' as guilt and separation from the life you desire. In Neville's psychology, the world within is a kingdom of states; to 'shed blood' is to waste energy on thoughts and feelings that deny your true I AM. The verse invites you to own responsibility: true worship is an inner alignment with your higher self. You can reverse the imputation by revising your beliefs and offering the best of your inner energy at the door of consciousness—your imagination. By imagining the Lord's presence at that gate, you acknowledge that the life you seek is already yours, and the 'cutting off' becomes a shedding of old selves rather than a punishment. Your state shifts when you dwell in the felt unity of you and your desire, transforming lack into a renewed sense of belonging within the divine I AM.