Inner Gathering for Sacred Commission

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the outer rite reveals an inner practice. The command to bring Aaron and his sons, the garments, the oil, the offerings, and the bread is not merely ritual; it is a map of the inner preparation each soul must perform to enter the Temple of consciousness. The 'assembly' gathered at the door represents the totality of your beliefs, habits, and states of mind that must assemble before you can be directed by the I AM. The garments symbolize a new self you choose to wear; the anointing oil is the felt presence of inspiration poured into your being, clarifying intention. The sin offering points to release of misalignment and the willingness to let go. The two rams echo the two aspects of consciousness you offer to Spirit—faith and action—both consecrated. The unleavened bread stands for pure sustenance of mind, free of yeast of doubt. When you follow the command in imagination, the inner Moses aligns these elements, and your inner assembly becomes ready to be guided by divine intention, with your awareness itself becoming the temple of I AM.