Ezekiel's Inner Temple Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner temple is not a building of brick but a state of consciousness. The length and galleries Ezekiel records become the reach and depth of your attention, the multiple levels of awareness you inhabit through imagination. The inner temple and its porches signify the sacred center you tend in mind; the door posts and narrow windows mark what you admit and what you shut out, while the wooden ceiling represents the warmth and protection your belief creates. When you measure by measure you are calibrating your mental atmosphere, choosing how reality should look by how you feel and imagine. The 'inner house' is your I AM—that boundless awareness that forms every appearance. Outer events arise from inner disposition; as you revise, insisting on purity, holiness, and integrity, the outer scene rearranges to match. The practice is simple: assume the end you desire, feel it as real, and let that feeling permeate your entire wall of consciousness until it becomes your world.