Tender Heart Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, see that the 'place' and its desolation speak of your own life when you forget who you are in the I AM. The warning is not a distant judgment; it is your awareness revealing misalignment. When Josiah heard what was spoken against the city, his heart trembled with tenderness, and he rent his clothes in a symbolic releasing of an old self—an act of letting appearances fall away before a higher understanding. This is your inner process: discomfort at the critique, a humble turning, and tears that wash down the walls of limitation. And as you truly feel that humility, God—your own I AM presence—answers, saying, I have heard thee. So the outer desolation is reversed not by effort, but by the inner posture of trueness: you acknowledge the truth of your condition, you soften, you submit to the inner word, and you return to your divine state. The moment you do, the inner prophecies become your present experience rather than distant warnings.