Inner Atonement of Leviticus

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Bible is not a history lesson but a map of your interior life. The blood upon the horns of the altar is the touch of your attention at the focal points of desire, the places where you most strongly affirm a sense of separation. When the priest pours the blood and burns the fat, imagine the old, fearful self being consumed by the light of awareness. The altar is your inner center; the offerings are your imagined acts of assumption. To atone is to return to the state of I AM, to align with the truth that you are already forgiven and whole. The lifting of the blood to the horns represents directing your consciousness to precise points in your experience, rather than blasting the whole field with vague wishful thinking. By consciously choosing to release the fats—the attachments, prides, and fears—you feed the fire of imagination and release guilt. As you stand in this I AM state, the forgiveness is not earned but recognized, and your life begins to reflect that truth.