Inner Vow, Hair of Holiness

Neville's Inner Vision

Numbers 6:5 speaks not of a ritual on stone, but of a movement within the consciousness. The vow of separation is a decision of the I AM, the timeless you that never shatters under pressure. The razor's absence is the mind's choice not to cut away what it vows to honor; hair grows as a living sign of that pledge. As long as the vow endures, you do not trim the symbol of your allegiance; you allow the hair to lengthen, just as you allow your awareness to expand toward the holy. The LORD here is your I AM presence, the inner altar of attention; holiness is the steady state of living in that awareness, not in mere outward ritual. Separation is an inner discipline—what you feed with attention grows; what you withhold remains revealed. Thus the hair's continual growth depicts a sustained inner cultivation, an ongoing alignment with the sacred. When the days are fulfilled, the vow's completion is the moment your inner order becomes visible in experience.