Blood on the Inner Altar

Neville's Inner Vision

That anointed priest is the I AM you awaken to in a quiet moment of decision. The bullock's blood is the lifeblood of awareness rushing into your belief that I am—right now—the center of reality. When the priest brings that blood to the tabernacle, imagine drawing your attention to the inner sanctuary—the seat of consciousness within your chest—and sprinkling the blood seven times before the LORD, before the veil. Each sprinkling is a deliberate revision of a single assumption: you choose to feel and declare that this moment is eternally secure, that lack is only a thought, and that your state is already healed. The sevenfold act represents steady, repeated acts of attention until the old fear is dissolved and the new state becomes the atmosphere you live in. The veil is not a distance between you and God, but a suggestion in your mind that requires your unceasing faith. When you accept that the I AM is your true governor, the sanctuary reveals itself within, and sacrifice becomes the science of inner conversion.