The anointed awareness inside a person operates through a sanctuary no craftsman ever assembled, the living body itself with its channels and centers, older and finer than any structure of stone. The high priest is not a man in robes but the ruling consciousness that has climbed into its proper office, serving at the altar of one's own breath. The tabernacle not made with hands is the temple everyone already carries: the spine as its central pillar, the head as its holy place, the whole frame built by nature rather than by masons. The good things to come are the higher states that open once this inner priest presides, when awareness turns from the outer courts of the senses toward the sanctuary within.
What religion houses in buildings is here relocated to the flesh, so that the meeting of the human and the divine happens inside the body a person already lives in.
High priest: the ruling consciousness raised into its office, serving at the altar of the breath
Tabernacle not made with hands: the living body with its spinal pillar and inner chambers, the temple carried within
Building: the outer stone religion that mistakes structures of hand for the true sanctuary of the flesh