Inner Gallery of Ezekiel 42:3

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s image, the inner court is the quiet center of awareness, and the outer court is the world of appearances. The 'gallery against gallery in three stories' speaks to the three levels of consciousness you inhabit, each facing its counterpart in the other realm. When you stand in imagination, you are not seeking to change the world as much as you revise the state within that world arises from. The twenty cubits for the inner court mark a disciplined, spacious self-guarded by attention; the pavement for the utter court represents the plane where events surface. The stacked galleries show that your experience is a reflection, layer upon layer, of what you hold in mind, felt as real. By assuming a state of being that harmonizes these levels—feeling the truth of your desire as already present—you align inner dispositions with outer appearances. The power is always the I AM, the witness who notices and then insinuates a new image into the three stories, until outer scenes echo the perfected inner layout.