Inner Camp Fire of I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Leviticus speaks in the currency of your inner life. The flesh and the hide burnt outside the camp are not about burnt meat; they are the old self you must disown in your present awareness. The camp is your state of consciousness—the inner circle where you stand as I AM, the witness who knows itself. When you imagine a sin offering carried out beyond those bounds, you are practicing the principle that what you called you must be kept clean from your sacred space. The fire outside the camp represents your decision to reject identifications that separate you from your divine awareness. In your mind, place the scene before you: you, as the I AM, standing at the gate, watching the old sense of self burn away, not in bitterness but in release. As the ashes rise, you awaken to a purer sense of being. This is true worship: not obedience to rules, but alignment with the present-tense reality of God-as-I AM. Your assumptions, when felt as real, change what you perceive.