Inner Holiness of the I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the pronouncement 'they shall be holy unto their God' is not about a distant temple; it is your consciousness choosing a state. The 'name of their God' to avoid profaning is the integrity of your self-definition: you do not speak or think as mere personality but as the I AM. The 'offerings made by fire' are your directed acts of imagination—what you burn in consciousness to refine your life. The 'bread of their God' is the sustenance you feed your inner life—attention, gratitude, obedience to the inner whisper. When you hold these as sacred, you are creating a constant sanctity; you are separating from lower impulses by your steady acceptance of the I AM as ruler of your experience. The result is simple: holiness becomes your habitual state, and all expression of life reflects that purity. You are called to faithfulness—obedience to the inner law that you are holy because you are the temple of God. In that moment, the external ritual becomes a reminder of your inner practice.