Purified Speech, Inner Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider this scene as an inner rehearsal of your own consciousness. The moving posts, smoke, and crying are the stirrings of your mind waking to the King within—the I AM behind all you are. When Isaiah says Woe is me, he is waking to the old identification with lack and limitation. The live coal from the altar is your deliberate act of imaginative revision, a vivid symbol you now place upon your lips as you declare a new speech. As the coal touches your lips, the old iniquity is declared finished by your newly assumed state: sin purged, separations dissolved. The purification is not an external rite; it is a shift in awareness, a change of state from fear to faith, from confusion to certainty. You are not waiting for cleansing you are becoming the clean word your heart longs to speak. When the question Whom shall I send arises, you answer from this purified self, stepping into service as the living expression of your innermost King.