Inner Windows of Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel's measured description, I hear the temple not as stone but as the state of consciousness I inhabit. The narrow windows teach the mind to admit only precise, clarified light, while the palm trees declare a living vitality - faith that radiates beauty from the awareness that I am. The porch and side chambers symbolize the divisions and rooms of my inner life, each space kept distinct by holiness and intention, yet all part of the same house of God. Thick planks speak of steadfast, disciplined belief - structures erected by steady feeling and unwavering I AM awareness. When I consider these symbols, I realize God's presence is not distant but resident in the architecture of my mind. True worship arises when I align every chamber with the light that enters through an unclenched, narrow window, and when I allow the growth of palm-tree faith to flourish under the gaze of the Divine I AM. The temple's order becomes my inner habit: separation from confusion, providence guiding every choice, and a felt sense of holy alignment.