Aaron's Inner Feast of Holiness

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Leviticus 6:18 as a map for the inner kingdom. The male heirs of Aaron stand for the active, ruling portion of your consciousness—the I AM that makes choices and consumes nourishment. The line about eating the offering means you take into yourself the quality you desire, letting it become your habitual sustenance rather than a distant ritual. To touch the holy thing implies that through careful attention you contact a state of grace; such touch sanctifies the toucher because it aligns the I AM with what is holy. The phrase made by fire points to imagination as the furnace that refines your desire—fire consumes the old self and leaves a clearer image of your true state. When you perform this inward feast, you are obeying a law that endures in every generation of your being: you feed your consciousness with the living truth you wish to embody, and that truth becomes your reality. Thus holiness is not external ritual but a dynamic relationship with your own I AM and its imaginative power.