The Immutable Inner Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear Psalm 93:5 and I claim it as a pointer to the laws that govern my own consciousness. Thy testimonies are very sure: I interpret the testimonies as the unchanging statements by which I live, the immutable principles that reflect my I AM awareness. When I align with them, holiness becometh thine house: holiness is not an external attribute but the very architecture of my inner life. The 'house' is the state of consciousness I inhabit; as I dwell in these divine orders, my sanctuary remains intact, unshaken by appearances. Forever signals the timelessness of this inner temple—so long as I persist in the assumption that I am indwelt by God, the temple endures. I practice by revising my self-concept to acknowledge that I am the dwelling place of the Most High, guided by testimonies that never fail. Through imagination I give life to this truth: I imagine the inner laws surrounding me, shaping thoughts, feelings, and events to reflect divine order. I feel certain, stand within the holy presence, and observe the outer world conform to this inner declaration.