Separated for Sacred Service

Neville's Inner Vision

In this reading, the God of Israel is the I AM you are aware of. The separation is not punishment but an invitation to bring your entire being near to the I AM, to serve in the inner tabernacle rather than seek honor among the outer congregation. The faithless crowd you imagine as the 'congregation' becomes your scattered thoughts; the 'service' is your daily discipline of imagination and feeling. By assuming you are already near, you become the priest who tends the inner shrine, standing before the living awareness within rather than before men. When you feel separated, your inner sense of possibility grows; you are called to minister to the inner assembly with patience, love, and decisive faith—feeling it real that you are already serving the one life, the one I AM. This inner posture rearranges perception: the outward world reflects your inner devotion, and what you attend to within arranges itself in harmony with your true self.