Door Within the Wall

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Ezekiel not as an ancient seer but as you, standing in the chamber of your own consciousness. The wall is the boundary you have drawn around your sense of self; the hole is the invitation to inquiry. When you dig, you are not accomplishing a task in time, you are waking to awareness. The door that emerges is your inner doorway, the point where you can enter and stand inside the beliefs you have allowed to govern your world. The wicked abominations you behold are the pictures you have given power to—habits of fear, stories of lack, judgments of others—things you have treated as real because you have fed them with attention. As you step through, the lesson is not to condemn but to claim mastery over your state of consciousness. You can revise by asserting the truth of your unity with the I AM, the living God within. Return your focus to that wholeness, feel it real, and watch the imagined idols dissolve. The door remains open to any moment you choose to enter with awareness, and in that entry you find true worship.