The Inner Gap Guardian

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this Ezekiel passage, the drama unfolds in the theater of consciousness. The 'prophets' who daub with untempered morter are not distant seers; they are the habitual thoughts that pretend to speak for God while not springing from true inspiration. Vanity and divining lies signify interior beliefs that misread reality, claiming 'Thus saith the Lord GOD' when the Lord has not spoken in my present awareness. The people who oppress the poor and the stranger mirror inner patterns—resentment, grasping fear, and neglect of the vulnerable aspects of self. I sought for a man to stand in the hedge and repair the gap—that is, I desire a state of consciousness strong enough to hold the line against destructive impulses. Finding none means I tolerated fragmentation in my own inner life, so the land becomes subject to the consequences of its unchallenged beliefs. Yet the I AM within can be awakened to stand in that gap now. When I assume the state of conscious guardianship and revise every inner utterance to align with truth, I reframe the land, and wrath becomes clarity; recompense becomes corrective understanding.