Inner Covenant Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

View Ezekiel's rebuke not as a history lesson but as a map of consciousness. The 'you' is the state you inhabit, and the 'sons and daughters' you bore to God are your inner faculties—love, drive, creativity, loyalty. When you turn them toward external idols—fear, reputation, comfort—you sacrifice those powers to a god you have imagined outside yourself. The 'passing through the fire' is the belief that you must burn what you value to prove allegiance to that idol. The line about forgetting the days of your youth points to a memory of original innocence, the raw energy of awakening you carried before habit and habit envy dulled it. The remedy is not punishment but a shift in identification: you are the I AM, the permanent awareness behind all moves. Refuse to condemn yourself; simply redirect your attention from idols to the one awareness that animates every act. Practice by reimagining your inner covenant: commit to worshipping through your imagination the truth you intend to become, and let your feelings confirm it.