Twilight Obedience, Inner Sign

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, Ezekiel’s scene is not a report of events but a demonstration of inner states. By day I acknowledge the burden as real in the light of consciousness, and by twilight I dig through the wall of appearances, bearing that sign upon my shoulder so all see what my inner state has declared. The outward image is the body’s mirror of the inner assumption: obedience is not submission to fate but alignment with the I AM within. When I imagine myself carrying what I fear or lack, and I stand it in front of my world as if it were already done, I am not performing for others; I am persuading my own awareness that the exile is only a belief, not the truth of my being. The 'command' comes from within, and the only work is to remain faithful to that inner decree until it registers as felt reality. Then the external scene shifts to reflect the return I already am inside.