Inner Temple Awakening: Ezekiel

Neville's Inner Vision

To Ezekiel, the inner court is your conscious life; the sight of twenty-five men worshiping toward the east reveals how the human mind often turns away from the living I AM in order to play at religion. In Neville's key, these faces turned east are faces turned toward imagined light—toward a sun of personal glory—while the back is toward the temple inside. The scene is a dream of your own soul: when you identify with outward forms instead of the I AM within, you 'provoke' God to anger by clinging to violence in thought and deed. The remedy is simple: you change the story by assuming the I AM now. The sun you worship is only a belief you have given power; you can dissolve it by insisting that your awareness is the temple and the source of all activity. Declare to yourself: I am the temple; I am the light that never fails; let every action spring from that consciousness. As you do, the inner court brightens, judgments dissolve, and the sense of being guided by a higher order awakens in you.