Inner Fire From Ezekiel

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this vision, fire is not a weapon but the living energy of consciousness itself, a fiery motive power drawn from the center where perception meets pure awareness. The command to take fire from between the wheels and cherubim represents a decisive act of inner consent: you decide to draw the power that sustains your inner life from the hub of your imagining. The linen-clad figure symbolizes a purified state of consciousness, the part of you that can obey with discipline and mercy. When he goes in, he steps through the doorway of imagination into the inner chamber, your temple within, where the wheels turn and guard the sacred space. Standing beside the wheels signifies that you are now at the edge of perpetual motion, aware that the source of judgments and life is your own awareness. The I AM within you commands, and you respond by drawing the fire into your inner world, not as external conquest but as alignment with your true nature. This is not about power over others but about awakening to the flame already within.