
Ezekiel 34:22 · World English Bible
Ezekiel 34:22 Meaning Therefore I Will Save My Flock
therefore I will save my flock, and they will no more be a prey. I will judge between sheep and sheep.

Ezekiel 34:22 · World English Bible
therefore I will save my flock, and they will no more be a prey. I will judge between sheep and sheep.
The gathered energies of a person, long preyed upon by the scattering appetites, are drawn back under the care of the inner shepherd, the ruling awareness that owns them. The flock is the herd of thoughts and vital forces that had wandered leaderless and been devoured by the stronger, greedier drives within.
From the Esoteric reading below.
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ESOTERIC
The gathered energies of a person, long preyed upon by the scattering appetites, are drawn back under the care of the inner shepherd, the ruling awareness that owns them. The flock is the herd of thoughts and vital forces that had wandered leaderless and been devoured by the stronger, greedier drives within. Now the higher self reclaims them and sets a division between beast and beast, sorting the coarse animal energies that trample and consume from the ones fit to be kept and fed. This judging between cattle is the inner discrimination that separates the useful forces from the destructive ones grazing in the same body. What was helpless prey becomes a protected herd under a single governing eye.
The awakened self takes charge of a person's own inner energies, guards them from being eaten by the raw appetites, and separates the beneficial forces from the ruinous ones sharing the same ground.
The flock: the gathered thoughts and vital forces of a person, the herd the ruling awareness owns and tends Cattle and cattle: the coarse animal energies grazing in the body, the greedy drives sorted from the useful ones
Esoteric lens
Which of my own drives have I let run loose for so long that I stopped calling them mine?
A person must lift themselves by their own self, since the self is the only shepherd available. Left ungoverned, the same self becomes the thing that drags them down.
The cowherd counts and tends the cattle, and the practitioner watches the mind the same way, patiently, daily. Guarded thoughts graze safely; unguarded ones are taken.
Every impression that arrives must be examined before it is accepted as true or acted on. Sorting what deserves your assent from what merely shouts loudest is the whole work.

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