Inner Altar of Ezekiel 43:13-17

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the altar is not stone but awareness. Ezekiel’s measurements speak to the exactness with which you raise your state of consciousness. The bottom cubit, the edge-bound border, and the round edge mark the safe perimeter you set around your feeling and story. The higher place of the altar is your ascent into a clearer, more steadfast attention. From the ground to the lower settle two cubits; from the lesser to the greater settle four cubits; the ascent mirrors your rise from condition to consciousness fulfilled. The four horns on the altar symbolize the four powers of manifestation you command beneath the Presence: attention, belief, longing, and action aligned with I AM. The altar shall be twelve cubits long and broad, square in the four squares—unity, balance, and wholeness under your innermost God-present. The settle and border, with a half-cubit border and a one-cubit bottom, teach you to fence your worship with discipline and reverence, while the stairs look toward the east, guiding your gaze to the source. By fashioning this inner altar in imagination, you consecrate every moment to true worship and to the Presence within.