East Entryway to Inner Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel, the east entry is not a geographical corridor but a movement of consciousness. The chambers entrenched in the wall become inner stations of worship, fixed by your habitual thoughts and feelings. The 'utter court' is the waking state of awareness; entering from it, you cross into the chambered self where holiness is not given by a place but claimed by a state. The alignment with the north chambers shows that every pattern of your mind—your doors, your goings out, your fashions—has a built-in order. When you imagine entering, you are not seeking a ritual; you are inviting your I AM to govern the space within. The presence of God is the constant awareness that you are, and your life is simply the outward arrangement of inner conditions. Practice: choose a chamber you associate with peace, step into its eastern entry in imagination, and declare, 'I am the Presence now.' Let the walls fall away as you revise every limiting belief into expressions of wholeness.