Ezra's Inner Purity Path

Neville's Inner Vision

Ezra reveals a truth about your inner landscape: the people who cannot produce their genealogical register are not merely failing at tradition; they are illustrating a state of consciousness where identity is defined by external signs. When the register cannot be found, the mind declares itself polluted and distant from the holy place. The Tirshatha’s edict points to your inner governor, the I AM within, withholding sacred expression until a new inner priest arises—one who bears Urim and Thummim, the light of discernment and truth. The remedy is not to chase a genealogical fix but to awaken a revised sense of self. Stand in your imagination as the priest of your temple, knowing you are already clean in the sight of the I AM. Let Urim and Thummim illuminate your thoughts, reveal the precise belief you must assume, and revoke the old sense of deficiency. By this inner act of purity your consciousness returns to its covenant loyalty and the temple doors swing open again to you.