Bearing The Inner Sanctuary

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this verse the sanctuary is your own mind, and the iniquity is the misalignment that stains your temple. You are told you must bear it, not as punishment, but as the price of conscious awareness. In Neville's terms, guilt dissolves when you understand that you are not a separate sinner but a state of consciousness you can revise. The priesthood points to your function as the I AM within—your capacity to consecrate thoughts, to choose what enters the temple, to commit to integrity and purity. The act of bearing the burden is not external judgment but inner responsibility: you own the color and weight of your thoughts and you decide to cleanse them by faith in a higher state. As you identify with the I AM, you step into the role of the priest of your own life, guarding your temple and letting go of those beliefs that dim light. This is work and vocation aligned with holiness, a practice of accountability that liberates by turning attention from perceived external guilt to the sovereign life within.