Inner Offering Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

In the scriptural table of Sinai, the flour and oil are not merely substances; they are the mental ingredients you mix to create a life that pleases God—the I AM you are. The tenth part of an ephah and the fourth part of an hin symbolize a precise, habitual proportion you bring to your inner altar. When you accept that the continual burnt offering is ordained for a sweet savour, you are being asked to dwell in a state of imagination where your very awareness is sacrificed to the good you seek. In Neville's teaching, the world is the dream of the I AM; the offering is the act of holding a conviction until it becomes your felt reality. So, see yourself not as performing rituals, but as embodying a state—as if you already are the living sacrifice of peace, abundance, and loyalty to the divine within. Each moment is the fire tending, each thought a fragment of oil poured into your consciousness, uniting with form until your life itself becomes the fragrance that God savours.