The Inner Temple Of Beauty

Neville's Inner Vision

These lines describe beauty as a portrait of inner states, not a physical boast but the self’s architecture seen by the I AM. When you hear "How beautiful are thy feet" imagine walking in a temple of your own consciousness, each step assured by a belief you are the I AM. The joints of thy thighs as jewels depicts the disciplined movements of life energy when guided by love and wisdom. The navel as a goblet that wants not liquor declares your capacity to hold spiritual nourishment without fear of overflow. The belly as a heap of wheat circled by lilies speaks of creative abundance, a field ripe for harvest by grace. The neck as a tower of ivory shows unyielding purity of attention; the eyes as fishpools reveal clear, reflective awareness; the nose as the tower of Lebanon signals rising aspiration toward the highest good. All these are inner properties — your soul’s architecture — revealed as the outer form when you accept and dwell in your true I AM.