Inner Sanctuary Cleansing Ritual
Ezekiel 45:18-25 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 45 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Ezekiel describes cleansing the sanctuary with a blemish-free bullock and the priest applying blood for atonement. It also outlines the Passover and a week of offerings.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you, the sanctuary is not a stone, but a field of awareness. When Ezekiel speaks of cleansing on the first day, He invites you to begin a new inner year by purifying thoughts, beliefs, and intentions. The bullock without blemish stands for your decision to inhabit a faultless state of consciousness; the blood upon the posts and corners marks the alignment of attention with that standard, sealing your inner doors against drift. To do this, you acknowledge every error and reconcile the house by steady revision of what you hold as true. The Passover becomes an inner crossing: you abandon fear and limitation and enter a realized sense of freedom. The prince—your higher self—prepares offerings for the land: sin offerings, burnt offerings, and meat offerings—imagined acts that supply energy to the I AM you are becoming. The seven-day feast and the later seventh-month observances echo a daily discipline: consistent focus, gratitude, and proportional sacrifice of misbelief. By honoring this inner calendar with intent, you awaken the sanctuary into its native light.
Practice This Now
Imaginative practice: close your eyes, enter the inner sanctuary, and choose a blemish-free state of awareness as your bullock. Visualize applying a steady 'blood' of forgiveness to the posts of your beliefs, declare 'I AM' as the cleansed reality, and feel the space brightening with liberty.
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