Inner Peace Offering Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville's ear, Leviticus 7:11 reveals an inner law rather than a bloody rite. The 'offering of peace' is a state of consciousness you place before the I AM, not a ritual animal; the word 'offering' here is a choosing, a consent of attention toward harmony. When you imagine yourself as already in alignment with God, you are presenting a gift to the Lord within you—your gratitude, your trust, your felt sense of safety. The 'peace' being offered is the reconciliation of your desires with your true self, a covenant loyalty that says, I am one with the divine presence here and now. The law says such worship is complete when the mind becomes a dwelling place for the I AM; no external act can outshine the obvious truth that your inner state creates your outer experience. Practice is not an outward ritual but a daily revision of what you accept as real. See the altar as your own awareness and the offering as your cultivated feeling of gratitude and trust toward God.