Inner Sanctity Realized Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the altar’s ban upon the blemished is not a judgment on the body but a parable of consciousness. The law speaks of a 'blemish' in the eye, in the feet, in the hand—symbols of what you believe about yourself when you forget who you are. The bread of God, the daily sustenance offered in faith, is always yours when you refuse to define yourself by limitation. The priestly seed represents your inner I AM, your awareness that stands apart from lack. When you call yourself insufficient, you step back from the altar; when you return to the truth that you are the temple of God, you may draw near and feast in sign and reality. The prohibition against entering the veil and the altar is a reminder that separation begins with thought. God sanctifies all—the mind that imagines, the heart that seeks truth. Thus, the 'blemish' dissolves the moment you claim the I AM as your own. You are not judged by condition but welcomed by consciousness. Enter with assurance, not fear; the sanctified space awaits your presence whenever you claim your divine identity.