Inner City Counsel Reimagined

Neville's Inner Vision

The 'men' Ezekiel names are not outsiders but states of your own mind—habits of fear, pride, and control masquerading as counsel. The city stands for your inner atmosphere, the caldron the heated atmosphere produced by unresolved emotion, and 'we the flesh' is identification with the mortal self. When they say it is not near, they reveal a persistent belief that trouble is distant, that you can postpone transformation while you build defenses. Yet the remedy is to awaken to your true state: you are the I AM, the awareness that imagines and thus creates. Do not chase people or events in the world; revise from within and let your new assumed state radiate outward. Instead of scheming about near danger, imagine the end you desire as already real and feel it as present. In that felt sense, the so-called mischief loses its grip, the caldron cools, and the body forgets its claim to be the flesh. Your life rearranges itself to reflect the inner conclusion you now accept as true.