Inner Doorway to Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s line, the act of going inward to measure the door is a mirror of your own consciousness. The post is the fixed sense of I AM in you; two cubits mark a stable foundation, a boundary that says, This is where awareness rests. The door itself, six cubits, indicates a ready, protective entrance—your capacity to hold attention steady as life presses at the gate. The breadth of the door, seven cubits, declares fullness: space enough for energy and divine presence to move through, but still kept under your attentive command. In Neville Goddard’s phrase, space and measure are states of consciousness. The door’s dimensions are not literal dimensions but conditions of your inner life. When you inwardly measure and approve that space, you invite holiness and separation from mere appearances, allowing true worship to arise as the natural expression of your I AM. The inward act aligns your feeling with the truth that God dwells where you are fully attentive and undistracted by fear or lack.