Inner Uprooting and Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the Ezekiel scene maps a state of consciousness rather than a distant event. The 'she' is your inner state that has forgotten its identity as the I AM. Being plucked up in fury is the mind-sense of reacting to life as if you are at the mercy of circumstances; being cast to the ground is the old self momentarily displaced by challenge. The east wind drying your fruit signals beliefs that nourishment and success depend on external forces, while the broken rods show the old power structures within you losing form under pressure. The consuming fire is not punishment but purification, the light of awareness burning away those images until only the I AM remains sovereign. You are not at the mercy of such changes; you are the I AM that experiences them. You can revise the scene by returning to your true nature and assuming the state you desire: vitality, authority, and fruitful action, already real in your inner sight. When you hold that assumption with feeling, the outer world follows the inner truth.