Sanctified Things, Inner Purity

Neville's Inner Vision

All the 'holy things' are states of consciousness you offer to the I AM within. When you imagine or believe you possess a sacred idea, you are not making God more holy by external rite; you are aligning your inner nature with the truth that the I AM sanctifies what you truly receive. To profane is to mingle sacred offerings with doubt, fear, or distracting thoughts; to eat them unworthily is to carry the burden of trespass by disbelieving the sanctity granted by God. The LORD's claim, I sanctify them, is your invitation to remember that your awareness already sanctifies your thoughts when you choose to dwell in a holy premise rather than a fallible habit. This is a discipline of inner separation: keep your mental offerings pristine, and the life you live will echo that sanctity. The practical method is simple: treat your imagination as an altar, assume the feeling of being sanctified by the I AM, and feel the reality of that sanctity grounding every act.