The Inner Word Awakens

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner self, Ezekiel's message becomes: the 'word of the LORD' is the inner announcement of your I AM, the ever-present awareness that calls you to awaken. The 'rebellious house' you dwell in is not a distant audience but a state of consciousness that pretends to clarity yet remains stubbornly closed—eyes that see but do not see, ears that hear but do not hear. This is the mind clinging to appearances, resisting the transformative word that would reorganize its sight and sound. When you claim the word as your own inner directive, you shift from servant to sovereign of your inner landscape. The prophet's exile becomes your inner revision: you are not condemned by your conditions, you are invited to become aware of the awareness itself. The moment you assume that you are the I AM, the observer who witnesses the scene, the 'house' begins to yield; the inner hearing sharpens, and what you once called apocalypse becomes a gentle awakening to the reality that God is already here as you.