Inner Provisions of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's framework, this verse is not about outward duties alone but about your inner economy. Israel stands for the whole of your consciousness; the days of Zerubbabel and Nehemiah mark phases when you rebuild the walls of awareness after a period of neglect. The daily portions given to the singers and porters symbolize the constant nourishment you provide to your inner faculties—the joyful, expressive voice and the protective gatekeeper of your imagination. When you sanctify holy things unto the Levites, you are setting apart precious thoughts, beliefs, and sensations to the ministers of your inner temple; and the Levites sanctifying them unto the children of Aaron signifies that these sanctified impressions are handed up to the higher priesthood of your I AM, your ongoing awareness. This is spiritual stewardship: you actively allocate daily spiritual nourishment and safeguard its passage through your consciousness so that perception, feeling, and action may be guided by holiness. The practice is inward: align, assume fullness, and feel your inner temple becoming more clearly defined and alive.