Inner Holiness Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Listen, dear one, to the command as your invitation to shift your inner center. 'Ye shall be holy' is not a distant rule but a declaration of your state of consciousness. 'For I the LORD your God am holy' identifies the source of that state as the I Am within—the awake awareness that never changes. In Neville's practice, places are inner dispositions and events are inner movements. When you hear 'be holy,' you are being asked to occupy a state where attention is sanctified, where judgments, fears, and compulsions are seen as passing phenomena within the one I Am. Holiness becomes not a set of external rules but a fixed assumption: you are the I Am, the holy presence that remains unchanged by circumstance. As you dwell there, your thoughts align with a sacred rhythm, your desires recalibrate, and your actions flow from a quiet power. The outer world then reflects this inner sanctuary. The command to be holy is a call to revision: assume the endowment of holiness, feel it as real, and watch the sense of separation dissolve into unity with God.