Inner Priest, Fiery Purification

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, the 'daughter of the priest' is a symbol of a sacred state you carry. The 'father' is the inner I AM that speaks through your thoughts. When she 'profanes herself' by chasing lower desires or external appearances, she represents belief in separation from that holy source. The promised punishment—being burnt with fire—becomes not a literal doom but the fiery clearing of old conditions: the old self-concepts, fear, and habit patterns that pretend to be you but keep you from your sacred duty. In Neville's terms, the law of consciousness operates as a mirror: you awaken to find that any claimed separation from your divine center leads to dramatic shifts in life until you revise the state. The remedy is to refuse the identification with degradation and to reimagine the inner priestly function as always present, sovereign, and intact. By assuming the feeling of being one with the I AM and fully aligning thoughts, desires, and actions with that state, you purify the inner atmosphere and allow outer results to reflect a new holiness and separation from previous bondage.