Inner Purity and Sacred Separation

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember the text is not about bodies but about your inner state. The man who is unclean represents a moment in consciousness when you have forgotten the I AM and mistaken a belief for fact. The sanctuary of the LORD is the center of your awareness, the sacred truth that you are always one with God. The water of separation is a symbol of the attention you pour into your mind to revise an assumption. When you say I am pure because I am, you sprinkle your own mind and cleanse appearances. The rule that the unclean person will be cut off reveals the consequence you impose on yourself when you resist inner cleansing. The perpetual statute is your daily discipline of conviction: wash your clothes in the idea of the I AM, let anything you touch be unclean only if you cling to the old belief. In truth your touch carries the power to transform because you are consciousness. So until you embody the truth you remain in the old state; when you accept the I AM as your reality impurity vanishes in the light of awareness.