Inner Roots and East Wind
Ezekiel 17:9-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 17 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage compares a planted life, which may prosper or wither, to how it withstands or succumbs to the east wind and surrounding conditions.
Neville's Inner Vision
Imagine the verse as a teaching about your inner field. The roots and leaves are the beliefs and feelings you feed; the east wind is any impression that would pull your attention outward and threaten your sense of self. When you are identified with the meager wind, you traction to the doubts and circumstances and your vitality withers. But if you plant and remain rooted in the I AM—the awareness that you are consciousness and not circumstance—the plant thrives regardless of the wind. The Lord GOD speaks as your own higher self, asking: Shall it prosper under conditions you have chosen to ignore? The answer is: it prospers to the degree you maintain inner conviction. The external storms expose your interior state; they do not create it. Therefore, the prophecy is a call to accountability: you pull up the roots with your attention when you dwell on lack, or you hold firm and nourish the roots with imagination until the leaves unfold. The promise is not about changing outer weather but about mastering your inner weather by assumption and feeling.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are the root of your inner garden, unshaken by the wind. Feel it-real by repeating, 'I am that I am' in your felt sense of prosperity, and allow the wind to pass without moving your leaves.
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