Eastward Door Within You

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Ezekiel’s doors as doors of your own consciousness. The south chambers are the states of mind rooted in habit, sense-pleasing, and the old dramas of fear and hope. The door at the head of the way, facing the eastern wall, is your decisive moment to enter a new atmosphere of being. When you pass through, you do not enter a place outside you; you enter an alignment within, where the Presence—your I AM—dwells. True worship, in Neville’s sense, is not ritual outward but an inner arrangement of awareness that separates the sacred from the trivial. The east is the direction of illumination rising in you; to turn toward it is to revise every sensation, belief, and memory by the feeling of the Presence now. Each time you imagine stepping through that door, you choose to inhabit the state of holiness and separation, not the crowd of doubt. You are practicing the inward doorway that makes God’s Presence real in daily life.