Inner Turning in Ezekiel 36

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember that the memory Ezekiel speaks of is a state of consciousness, not a ledger of sins. The old self, with its 'evil ways' and 'abominations,' is a consciousness you outgrow. When you say 'loath yourselves,' you are not judging God but returning to the truth that you, the I AM, are larger than any former pattern. The Lord GOD here is your inner governor—your awareness that causes all experience. This self-remembering is not punishment but a clarifying wind that purges the field of vibration that sustains old habits. As you identify with the new state, you disidentify from the former self, and the old patterns dissolve into light. The act of being ashamed of the old ways is a call to let go of the identification; it is the alignment of your inner sense with a higher standard of holiness, justice, and freedom. Thus the verse points to a practical awakening: awaken to the I AM, revise your self-conception, and you will witness the past becoming merely a memory while your present consciousness achieves renewal.