Winds That Bind Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Hosea speaking not of literal weather but of your inner life. The wind that binds the wings is the breath of thought and feeling that tightens around you when you mistake form for reality. The she in the verse is the inner self bound by ritual habit; the people who sacrifice outwardly will feel shame when their symbols do not match their living state. What is required is an inner conversion: rest your attention on the I AM, not on the external rite. Assume the state you desire until it feels real; feel the inner alignment where worship is a matter of consciousness rather than ceremony. When you revise your assumption to the truth that you are already the presence you seek, the wind loosens, the wings unfold, and the world begins to move in harmony with your inner state. Judgment here is not punishment but awareness showing you the gap between belief and living; you close that gap by living from the inner truth you have assumed.