The Inner Priest's Virgin State

Neville's Inner Vision

From Neville's vantage, the 'high priest' is your elevated consciousness; the wife who must be taken is a virgin state of awareness, freshly prepared to be joined with in imagination. This is not about outward bloodlines but about inner purity: the 'widow, the divorced, the profane, or the harlot' are the lingering habits of fear, doubt, and compromise you refuse to unite with any longer. You choose a state of consciousness that is 'of his own people'—the truth of your current I AM, your true nature unmarred by past experiences. The clause 'Neither shall he profane his seed among his people' becomes a law for your mind: the fruit of your actions—your manifestations—must spring from this chosen purity, untainted by old negatives. When the LORD sanctifies him, it is the assurance that your assumed state is not merely imagined but set within the very fabric of being; the inner I AM affirms and actualizes it. Thus, your practice is to shift internally, not by force of command but by the steady assumption that you are now united with a refined, pristine consciousness, and all outcomes will follow.