Humility Under Mockery: Inner Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

In the realm of your consciousness, the scene of passersby and scorn represents the roaming thoughts and fears that travel through the mind. The laughter and scorn symbolize the ego’s resistance to a new guidance or shift in awareness. Yet certain souls—Asher, Manasseh, and Zebulun—humble themselves and make their way to Jerusalem, the inner throne of worship. Jerusalem stands not as a land but as the I AM—the state of awakened awareness in which true worship occurs. When you stop resisting and decide to seek that inner center, you align with a higher order and your outer life begins to reflect this inward turning. The act of humility rooted in willingness to learn and obey becomes the door through which the divine moves, turning obedience and faithfulness into lived experience. The key is to perceive that the real journey is inner; the external mockery dissolves as the inner posture is brought into harmony with the I AM.