Inner Boundaries of Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Neville lens, Leviticus 18:11 speaks to an inner boundary: do not expose the nakedness of a sister—an inner pattern born from your father's beliefs. The nakedness is the exposure of a movement of consciousness you have not reconciled. Your 'father' is the source of your law, your 'father's wife' the worn narratives you inherited; the 'daughter' is a facet of those narratives, a sister within your own mind. To uncover her nakedness is to broadcast an old fear or desire into the light of your world, inviting conflict. But you, as I AM, can stand outside the drama and revise from consciousness. I imagine a new relation: I do not permit the old pattern to be exposed as reality; instead I clothe it in clarity, order, and love. I assume the new state until it feels real in me, until my world reflects a disciplined, harmonious relation with all inner parts. The command becomes a practice: guard the inner household, revise with love, and observe how the outer scene follows.