Breath of Life for Inner Bones

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville perspective, Ezekiel’s vision is a states-of-consciousness parable. The dry bones symbolize scattered thoughts, habits, and senses seeking reassembly. When I prophesy, I am not predicting external event but commanding my inner state into order: bones come together, sinews knit, flesh covers the form. The noise and shaking indicate the energy that moves when I align with I AM, the consciousness that is awareness itself. Yet the breath is missing—this reveals that form alone does not embody life until the inner assumption is alive. The instruction is to revise by assuming the end: I am the Breath of God animating this renewed self. When I feel it-real that life now animates my unity, the 'breath' enters and consciousness blossoms. The scene shifts from potential to realized life as I dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, knowing that the inner alignment of mind becomes outer experience. Thus, Ezekiel’s revival is your inner creation awakening—a renewal that begins in imagination and ends in felt life.