Inner Fire and Divine Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

To Ezekiel, the fire and brightness are not external phenomena but the living states of your own consciousness. The fire that runs from his loins downward becomes the radiant energy of desire rightly placed, while the brightness above him is the clear awareness that frames every scene. The ascent between earth and heaven is your moment of turning within, lifting attention from outer drama to the inner sanctuary where perception itself is created. The door of the inner gate facing the north speaks of the direction you give your imagination; the image of jealousy is the counterfeit worship that arises when you identify with lack, fear, or envy. The glory of the God of Israel observed in the plain is the steady presence of I AM, always there when you consent to true worship rather than idols. As you practice, allow the vision to revise itself by your inner assuming: I am the I AM, I dwell as the glory in this temple, and every picture of separation dissolves in the light of awareness. Your world follows your inner assumption; space brightens as you claim the truth.