Inner Trumpet of Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, this festival is not about calendar rites but about a turning of the mind toward the conscious state called I AM. The sabbath is resting awareness, a cessation from false scripts; the holy convocation is the inner gathering of attention where you listen for the still, authoritative voice within. The memorial of blowing trumpets becomes the decisive moment you announce, 'I am,' as your only reality. The command to do no servile work points to a releasing of striving and a voluntary suspension of beggar-thoughts; the offering by fire is the purification of desire—allowing your longing to be transfigured into allegiance with the I AM. When you conceive of yourself as the consciousness in which this day unfolds, every trumpet call is a reminder that change begins in imagination, not in outward ritual. Practically, you can inhabit this shift by aligning inner speech, feeling, and imagery with the truth "I AM," letting the inner trumpet rip through doubt and reaffirming your sovereign presence.