The Inner Riddle of Ezekiel

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's lens, the word of the LORD is not distant decree but the stir of your own I AM awakening. Ezekiel’s vision becomes the inner call to awaken a state of consciousness. The 'Son of man' stands as your current self, a watchful center in the mind, and the command to 'put forth a riddle, and speak a parable' is a directive to dress your inner truth in symbolic form for the mind to digest. The 'house of Israel' is the many facets of your being—habits, beliefs, desires—clamoring for renewal. When you hear a riddle or see a parable, you are invited to revise appearances by imagining a scene that reveals a new state as already real. The inner narrative you craft acts as a key: by presenting a symbolic story, you reveal that what you seek is already within your consciousness and simply awaiting acknowledgment. The practice is to conceive a short, vivid parable that contains the end-state, feel it in your body now, and let the symbols work upon your mind until the old belief dissolves into recognition.