Inner Fire on Tyre's Wall

Neville's Inner Vision

Amos speaks of a fire upon Tyre's wall. This is your inner wall—the boundary you have drawn between awareness and its objects. The fire is the I AM, the living consciousness that judges not to punish but to awaken. When you cling to Tyre's palaces—the name, the status, the external security—you feed the wall with belief in form. The moment you revise in your imagination and declare, 'I am the I AM,' the fire moves and consumes those palaces, not to destroy you but to release you from dependence on appearances. The wall dissolves, and you discover that the city you seek is already within you, in the kingdom of inner awareness. Exile and return are your inner journey: you are exiled from the realized state only as you identify with external conditions, and you return when you recognize that all judgments originate in, and are dissolved by, consciousness. The prophecy then becomes a practical transformation: you awaken to your true self as the I AM, and life reflects that reality.