Sigh as Inner Sign Act

Neville's Inner Vision

To Ezekiel, the sigh commanded in verse 6 is a drama of inner conviction. In Neville's terms, the 'I AM' inside you must move to a state that aligns with the truth you would see. The breaking of the loins is the breaking of attachment to the old self; the sigh is the outward gesture of a new inner assumption. When you sigh in your imagination—sounding bitter, weary, yet full of decisive faith—you are not lamenting; you are signaling to your subconscious that the current appearance is provisional. The world you 'see' is the echo of your inner state. Therefore, you can produce a future that matches your inward posture by steadfastly dwelling in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, even while appearances indicate otherwise. The instruction 'before their eyes' becomes a reminder that your surrounding circumstances are your dream's visible proof; the change begins inside, and the outer sign follows. Embrace the sense of a new condition by repeating the sign of your inner decree until it becomes natural, until you are living from that state.