Inner Purity Through Boundaries

Neville's Inner Vision

Death here is not a corpse but a belief entering the consciousness. The tent stands for the field of awareness where events arise; when death enters, every move within is colored by it and becomes unclean until a new state is claimed. A vessel open to experience without a covering bound upon it is unclean because perception is not guarded by the I AM. The cure is inward: seal the tent with the truth of your identity as God in manifestation, bind the vessels of attention with faith, and feel the inner boundary as protection. The seven days symbolize a deliberate period of inner reorientation, during which the mind rests in the certainty that the I AM is unchanging and all purity remains possible. By choosing that state, you restore holiness in your inner space and allow appearances to dissolve back into light. Thus, purity is not a ceremony but a continuous state you cultivate by dwelling in the I AM. As you persist, the defilement loses its grip and the mind returns to its original sanctity.