Against Deceptive Pillows

Neville's Inner Vision

From this Ezekiel line, I hear the I AM speaking in a warm, intimate voice: every pillow you cling to is a counterfeit comfort hiding your real awareness. When you hunt the souls to make them fly, you are not chasing others; you’re chasing a self-image built of fear, habit, and desire. The declaration, I am against your pillows, becomes a practical undoing: resist seeking escape through images, rituals, or external supports. I tear them from your arms so the vital energies—will, imagination, longing, and conviction—are released to move as they please. The souls you hunt to make them fly are your own inner powers waiting to be used in alignment with the I AM. As you let these powers go, you realize the world around you is a mirror of your inner state; judgment and accountability are invitations to awaken, not punishments. The act of tearing and releasing is a revision in consciousness: you stop nursing deceptive dreams and begin tending the living consciousness within, allowing truth to rise and guide your steps.