Daily Temple Teachings Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke presents the temple as my living consciousness where the word speaks daily. The chief priests, scribes, and rulers are inner states—doubt, fear, habit—seeking to destroy truth I am hearing. Yet they cannot act, for all the people are attentive to hear him within. This is Neville’s psychology in action: when the I AM sits in the inner temple, outer interference loses power. My imagination becomes the temple priest, and the spoken word is the Christ within, speaking now. The so‑called opposition dissolves as I hold steady listening, refusing the pull of contradiction. The practice is inner revision: I assume the desired state as already true, and feel it as real in my chest, right now. When I do, the inner teacher takes the stage and the outer world quietly aligns with the inner truth. The result is a life where hearing is eager, and presence fills the self.