Inner Judgment, Inner State

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Ezekiel’s decree as a map of your inner landscape. The wastes, the open field, the forts and caves are internal dispositions, not distant places. When you cling to old pictures of yourself, you invite the imagery of judgment—the sword of fear, the beasts of lack, the pestilence of doubt—into your awareness. Yet the verse begins with 'As I live,' a declaration of the I AM, your unchanging consciousness. The power that speaks here is not against you but within you, offering the chance to revise. If you identify with a state other than the one you desire, you will experience its effects as external conditions. But you can reverse the scene by assuming the feeling of your wish fulfilled, and staying with the certainty that awareness governs every scene. Imagine the day is already made right by your inner peace, and let that impression settle into your body and world. The old judgment falls away when you decide to inhabit a new mental climate—one of wholeness, safety, and abundance. Exile and return become the cycle of shedding and restoring your true I AM presence.