Inner Sanctuary Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's view, Ezekiel's words are a map for inner change, not distant punishment. The sanctuary is your mind; the directive to begin there asks you to purge the old self before the world reflects new life. The old and young, maid and child, woman symbolize fixed states of consciousness—habits, fears, attachments—that must be slain for holiness to enter. The mark upon whom one should not draw near represents the I AM, the invincible awareness you actually are. When you acknowledge that I AM remains, the old conditions die as a natural consequence, making room for wholeness. The call to defile the house and fill the courts with the slain becomes a story of letting go appearances that no longer serve your true nature. As you revise your inner script and feel it real, the outer life rearranges to mirror the inner order, beginning with the sanctuary. This is the law Neville teaches: imagination creates reality, and true power rests in the deliberate renewal of consciousness from within.