Defiled Bread, Inner Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner country is the only land you truly inhabit. When Ezekiel is told to eat barley cakes baked with dung in sight of others, this is not a literal meal but a symbol of a mind that feeds on defilement—beliefs about exile, unworthiness, and separation. The defiled bread represents thoughts that declare you outside the unity of God, visible to the world as hardship. The dung baked into it mirrors the old refuse of the self—judgments, fear, and identities you have allowed to sear your sense of reality. To be driven into exile with the Gentiles is the outer reflection of an inward state you have rehearsed. Yet remember: you are the I AM, the living imagination by which worlds are formed. The decree is an invitation to revise from within: imagine a new diet, purify the palate of your mind, and feel the authenticity of divine presence in every bite. By assuming the end as already true and feeling it real, you rewrite the script. Exile dissolves not by changing places, but by awakening to your own immutable consciousness.