Inner Idols, Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Ezekiel presents two inner states of consciousness: one drawn to the glitter of neighbors, captains, and rulers, which is a form of idolatry; the other, a steadfast loyalty to the I AM within. The sister who doted on the Assyrians represents the mind's craving for external proof of security and status through images. This is not condemnation of people but a mirror of the imagination misdirected by appearances. When you identify with that craving, you commit 'whoredoms' by worshiping the mirror rather than the Source. The remedy is simple: reorient your imagination to the unchanging presence of the I AM. Assume the Self as sovereign, feel it-real that the inner king stands independent of horsemen or ornate robes, and revise any pull toward outward spectacle. As you persist in this inner loyalty, the tumult of competing desires dissolves and you inhabit a single, unshakable kingdom within.