Inner Exile Of Wickedness

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the inner eye, Zechariah’s vision shows the mind at work. The two winged women are restless thoughts and appetites, each carrying a measure—the ephah—away from the grounded center of consciousness toward a distant land. The wind in their wings signals energy that moves but does not settle; the ephah is a pattern of belief, a form of false worship you have allowed to govern you. The instruction to bear it to Shinar to build a house means you plant that pattern in a far-off region of the mind so it might take root on its own base. In Neville’s psychology this is the mechanism of exile and accountability: a judgment arises as an inner movement of thought, and your work is to revise it by returning awareness to I AM, to feel the truth of your wholeness. The vision does not condemn but clarifies: you are free to withdraw belief from exile and establish a new inner temple founded in unconditioned awareness.