Inner Offerings of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the page is not a ritual external to you but a map of your inner state. The sweet savour offered to the LORD is your consciousness honoring itself—the I AM—by a steady, burning devotion that consumes fear and doubt. The two bullocks, the one ram, and the seven lambs symbolize the degrees of attention you bring to your inner altar: large, decisive acts of belief and daily, smaller acts of focus. The meat offering mingled with oil represents refinement by imagination—your forms and thoughts anointed and uplifted by inner oil, harmonized by awareness. The exact measures remind you that true worship is precise discipline, not sentiment, a holiness that keeps your mind separated from wandering. When you feel the LORD accepts your offerings, you are not paying a distant deity; you are aligning your awareness with itself, letting your I AM move as the self-author of your world. Practice this now: assume the state, revise any doubt, and feel it real that your consciousness delights in this worship.