The Inner Caldron of Ezekiel 11:3

Neville's Inner Vision

View Ezekiel 11:3 as inner map: the caldron stands for your mind's conditioning, the flesh for your state. The claim 'it is not near' reveals a belief that the condition you fear is distant, yet the real causation lies in the I AM behind the scenes. To mistake condition for reality is to keep re-creating it. The remedy is to revise the scene from within: acknowledge that the caldron is your own mind in motion and that you now elect a different texture of life. By assuming a new state of consciousness, you cease identifying with the old flesh and step into the city of your newer self. This is not denial but a change of inner posture that alters outward experience. Treat the exilic sentiment as evidence of mental habit, then assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled — a quiet, confident state in which you already live within the healed city. When you dwell there, the outer world aligns with this inward creation, and the vision of return becomes a natural appearing fact.