Inner Righteousness Ezekiel 18:6-7

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold Ezekiel’s list as a map of your inner world. The mountains are the high places of your thought where idols appear as images that promise relief but hold you in bondage. When this state says, 'I have not eaten upon the mountains,' it declares that your awareness has left all private rituals of separation and pride; you no longer worship idols of hunger, fear, or status. To defile one's neighbor’s wife is to confuse desire with ownership; to defile is to entertain the belief that others exist to satisfy you. The law here is not external morality, but the steady act of waking up to the truth that you are the I AM, and the world outside is but a dream born of your inner posture. When you refuse oppression, you are choosing mercy; when you restore the pledge you dissolve lack in your own consciousness. Feeding the hungry and clothing the naked are scenes of your imagination that prove your state: you have become the living law you desire to see.