Hallowing Your Inner I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the story, the 'holy name' is not a distant credential but your ongoing state of awareness. To profane it is to forget the I AM you are; to keep it holy is to live as the living hallowing itself. The verse declares, 'I am the LORD which hallow you'—the I AM within you is the one who makes you sacred, not a status you earn from without. Your desert of lack, symbolized by Egypt, is the stage on which you awaken to this inner kingly presence. The act of salvation is not a future event but a shift of consciousness: you acknowledge the I AM in you as the source of all movement, the power that leads you out of bondage into liberty. When you contemplate this, your thoughts align with your true nature, and what you seek appears as your present reality. The outer world then reflects your inner covenant: a life that feels sanctified, protected, and guided by the very awareness that halloweth you.