Inner Sin Offering Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture yourself at the altar of your own consciousness. Leviticus says the sin offering is slain where the burnt offering is killed, before the LORD, and that it is most holy. This is not punishment but a transforming act inside you. The priest who offers it for sin shall eat it—in the holy place, in the court of the tabernacle of the congregation. In your inner sense, the priest is your I AM, the awareness that can die to a mistaken identity and then consume what remains. When you accept that a thought or habit has been sacrificed in your inner altar, you do not cast it away with guilt; you baptize it into holiness and then 'eat' the change by living from the new state. The sacredness of the act shows you purification occurs within, in the place where you stand as the observer and the doer. So the sin is not outside you but a movement of consciousness you release and integrate, making your whole temple holy.