The End Within: Ezekiel 7:5-6

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear Ezekiel’s 'end' is to hear the language of your own inner state. The Lord God speaks as your I AM—not an external judge, but the awareness that interprets every thought. An 'evil' is simply a stubborn pattern of fear you have accepted as real; the 'end' is the moment your attention ceases to feed that pattern and returns to the fountain of your being. When it says 'an end is come, the end is come,' listen as the completion of a former self’s story, a breaking of old identification. The watchful thing that watches for thee is your own consciousness keeping vigil over imagination. As you insist that you are the creator of your reality, the imagined threat dissolves and a new atmosphere arises within you that corresponds to your renewed state. Ezekiel’s decree becomes a playful invitation: imagine the end as the closing of one scene and the opening of another, fully within your present awareness. The result is not violence but a reinvestment of life in a truer sense of being.