Doorway of Glory in Ezekiel

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, Ezekiel’s departure of the glory is a cue about your own shifting state of consciousness. The glory of the LORD is the I AM, the alive awareness that animates the temple of your being. When it 'departs from off the threshold,' you are being shown that identification with lack or limitation has temporarily taken the place of that awareness. The cherubim and their wings are the steadfast habits you’ve built to guard holiness—thoughts and beliefs that keep you in a known structure. Their lifting and mounting up signal the release of that old identity as you move toward a broader field. The wheels beside them mark the motion of your inner psychology, changing velocity as you revise. The gate at the east is not a punishment but a directional invitation, a doorway you enter when you choose to turn your attention from appearance to the I AM. And the phrase 'the glory of the God of Israel was over them above' reassures you that the divine presence remains hovering—ready to be felt—whenever you soften into conscious oneness.