Inner Temple Ezekiel 41:16

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s measured walls you are not surveying mere architecture, but your own level of awareness. The doorposts mark the boundary of the self you identify with; the narrow windows are the precise points where attention moves between belief and imagination. The three galleries circling the door mirror three layers of consciousness you inhabit—the outward self, the governing mind, and the silent witness that remains when all is quiet. The wooden ceiling represents the sturdy, habitual structure of your inner identity, the sense of separation you protect. By covering the windows you intentionally retire external stimuli, creating a sanctified interior where light can dwell unimpeded. In this inward temple, the Presence—God, the I AM—may settle because you have chosen to inhabit the stillness rather than the noise of appearance. Remember: life arises from your inner state, not from outward form. The temple exists within you now, awaiting your clear assumption of its living reality.