Inner Detachment as Spiritual Power

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Ezekiel’s stroke as the I AM pruning your attachment to the outward eye—the longing that makes loss feel like a verdict. The removal is not punishment but a shift of focus from form to the formless awareness you really are. You are not the mourning body; you are the I AM that observes it. When God says, 'I take away,' He speaks within you as a present tense certainty: the outer spectacle can change, yet your inward man remains unmoved. So, refuse to cry in the old sense; instead, revise the sense itself. In the state of imagining 'I am' unaltered and intact, the desiring energy loosens its grip and reappears as clarity, as deeper faith, as a steadier sense of being. Persevere in that inner vision; let judgment fall away and watch how the world responds to your inner endowment. The promise is simple: you are not diminished by loss; you are expanded by correcting your inner alignment with the I AM.