Inner Temple Worship Luke 24:52-53

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, Luke 24:52–53 is not a history lesson but a disclosure of consciousness. They worshipped him, which is to say they aligned their I AM with the living Christ within, and joy surged as the container of their awareness expanded. Their return to Jerusalem symbolizes turning attention inward to the mind’s central sanctuary. To be “continually in the temple” is to live in the steady recognition of the Self as God, not intermittently visiting a shrine but dwelling in the state of first-hand realization. Praising and blessing God becomes the automatic overflow of that realization—the I AM blessing the dwelling place it inhabits. The scene invites you to revise the sense of exile from God: there is no other place but the temple of consciousness where you reside as the living God. When you assume this state, the joy is constant, and your daily acts of blessing become acts of gratitude to the Self that preserves and animates you.