Inner Release of Ezekiel 23:27-29

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the Ezekiel passage speaks of removing the old patterns by a turning inward, not a mere punishment. The Egypt you remember is a state of consciousness, a habit of looking outside for identity. Your lewdness and whoredom are inner motifs, not solely external actions. When you, in pure awareness, accept that you are I AM and that these memories have no real permanence, you disarm their claim. The moment you cease lifting your eyes to those images, you begin to be delivered from their gravity. The hands of those you hate are the very faculties in your mind that convict old choices; they become teachers that reveal the emptiness of those patterns. The nakedness discovered is not shame but clarity: you see your former idolatries clearly and they lose their hold. Thus judgment becomes mercy, a transformation of consciousness where exile ends as you abandon the old pattern and awaken to your true being, the I AM, which stands beyond the pull of memory and judgment.