Wheels of Perception

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s vision, every creature, wheel, and eye is a symbol of your living consciousness. The four companions move only in the direction the head faces; the head is your I AM, the constant awareness that never flees or forgets. The countless eyes on the wheels signify the total attention of your inner life—thoughts, feelings, memories—when yoked to a single purpose. The wheels turning together reveal that movement in your world arises from the ordered mind within, not from chance events. When you fix your gaze upon the I AM, your inner content follows, and the outer scene aligns with that inner orientation. This is the presence of God, not in temples, but in the realization that you are the perceiving power itself. The call to holiness and separation becomes practical: you separate the sense of lack from your essential being by dwelling in the wish fulfilled. Prophecy and promise appear as your state of consciousness becomes the visible world. Practice: assume you already are what you long to experience; in that assumption, feel the reality of it, and let your inner head guide every movement.