Inner Wealth for Sacred Service

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the inner temple as a living tabernacle within you. The wagons and oxen are energy, time, and resources your I AM affords to the service of that temple. If God spoke to Moses, the I AM speaks to your mind: provision follows service, not pleading. The Levites are your inner faculties—mind, imagination, and will—tending the sanctuary of awareness; they receive what you allocate in proportion to their function. When I imagine myself devoting wealth and attention to the labor of truth, forgiveness, and creative expression within, I am reordering my inner economy. The outer world answers not to vague desires but to fixed, joyful acts of devotion that sustain inner work. The directive 'take it of them' becomes a rule for me: withdraw effort from unworthy ends and pour energy into what upholds my spiritual function. In this light, wealth is a sign of alignment; when service is clear, provision follows in the form most needed for that service.