Breath Awakens Dry Bones
Ezekiel 37:4-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 37 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God commands the prophet to prophesy to dry bones; breath enters, they live, sinews and flesh return, skin covers them, and they know the LORD.
Neville's Inner Vision
From the inner-vision of Neville Goddard, Ezekiel’s valley is the theatre of your own consciousness. The dry bones are not bones per se but fixed states of mind—beliefs, fears, habits that refuse motion. When God says Prophesy, you are invited to assume a new inner state by the word you utter in imagination. The breath entering into you is the I AM moving through your attention, animating what you previously deemed inert. The sinews binding them are the connections of meaning and feeling that hold an idea together; the flesh and skin are the form your life must take when that inner truth gains traction in your outer world. And then comes the breath again, life’s vitality entering, until you know that you are in the LORD—the awareness that creates. The sequence reveals the law at work: as you dwell in a revived state in imagination, your inner body reforms, and the external scene follows. This is inner resurrection, awakening from the dream of separation into a conscious unity with God within you.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit in quiet and declare, 'I am the breath within these bones; I awaken now.' Feel a warm, living energy flowing through your chest into every part of you, as you revise yourself into a new life.
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