Inner Dimensions of Zechariah 5:2

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the flying scroll is not parchment from the past but a movement of your own consciousness. The length of twenty cubits and breadth of ten cubits are not external dimensions; they are the precise proportions of attention you currently allocate inside. The scroll’s flight signals that truth is alive in you, not fixed on a temple wall but traveling with your imagination. When Zechariah asks, 'What seest thou?' you are asked to observe the state you inhabit—the state of awareness that perceives. The vision of a flying document implies that inner knowledge travels wherever you let your mind roam; it is a function of your I AM, the awareness that forms reality. The divine idea here is that judgment and accountability begin within: you measure your life by the fidelity of your inner vision. As you hold this image, you are invited to revise and expand the dimensions of your consciousness, so what you behold becomes your outward life. The scroll therefore becomes an emblem of truthfulness you carry, a moving covenant between imagination and lived experience.