Gog's Turning: An Inner War

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner sense, Gog is not a nation but a stubborn pattern in the mind—an egoic impulse that loves control, fear, and upheaval. When Ezekiel speaks 'prophesy against Gog,' you are being told to name that pattern, to refuse to consent to its dominance. The Lord God, the I AM, stands against it, not as a distant judge but as the awareness that watches experiences with detachment. To 'turn thee back' means the pressure of that thought-form is redirected by the magnetic pull of a higher consciousness. The 'sixth part' remains—an acknowledgment that some resistance remains, but its power is reduced by the function of your inner alignment. Being brought 'from the north parts' connotes returning attention from scattered fancies toward the central, sacred mountains of Israel—the ongoing, living awareness present in you. The mountains are your elevated states of consciousness, where truth stands intact. Life's upheavals whisper: you are the observer, you are the one who redirects energy, you are the power turning circumstance toward transformation. Allow imagination to exercise this turning, and you will see the inner geography realign.