Inner Alchemy Of Sacred Provisions

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this text you glimpse an inner economy of worship. You charge a portion of your attention—call it the third part of a shekel—toward the service of your inner temple. The list of offerings becomes movements of consciousness: the shewbread as truth embraced; the continual meat offering as steady devotion; the continual burnt offering as the sacrifice of ego to the flame of awareness. The sabbaths, new moons, and set feasts mark cycles of alignment; the holy things denote purity of motive; and the sin offerings reframe error as atonement in your inner Israel. When you tend these realms, you sustain the house of your God—the living I AM within. This is not external duty but a practice of inner worship, turning lack into a felt presence of abundance. As you tend this inner economy, your life is moved from mere habit to true worship, a holiness that separates you from distraction and centers you in the temple of consciousness.