Face-to-Face Pleading Within the Inner Wilderness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Ezekiel's wilderness as the interior field of consciousness where I, the I AM, speak to myself. The face-to-face pleading is the intimate address of awareness to its own stories, inviting a covenant loyalty that cannot be broken by circumstance. When God says He will bring you into the wilderness, hear it as a disciplined shift of state—an inner movement that strips away familiar identities until the self meets itself in honesty. The reference to the fathers in the wilderness is not distant history but your own inherited modes of belief—old Egypts of fear and habit—laid bare for correction. In this encounter, the 'pleading' is not punishment but a clearing of the old image, a revelation of your true nature as the ever-present I AM. Rest in this; imagine that the moment of contact dissolves limitation and returns you to your promised state: conscious unity, covenant loyalty, and the sensation of being led by truth rather than by fear.