Inner Court of Your Being

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Ezekiel vision, the measurements are not brick and mortar but the borderlines of your inner life. The court, measured a hundred by a hundred, foursquare, marks a complete, stable field of consciousness— a square you own with your attention. The altar before the house stands for your unwavering worship, the place where the I AM, your awareness, offers sacrifice to nothing less than truth. When you inhabit this inner geometry, presence flows as a natural consequence: holiness is not an outer rite but an alignment of will and imagination. See the squares as states you occupy by assumption: you assume you are the I AM who stands within a perfectly ordered mind, and you revise any lack or fear to fit that square. The outer house fades into a symbol of your outer life, while the altar before it confirms that every action of your day begins in consent with your divine self. This is how you invite God to dwell within—by becoming the measurement, the altar, and the observer all at once.