Judah's Departure, Inner Sight

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that in your inner world, God is not distant; He is the I AM you awaken to. When the wall of attachment to a beloved tradition or self-image is pulled away, it is not a punishment but a reorganization of your inner kingdom. 'Judah' is your heart’s loyal state, and 'Jerusalem' is the inner city—your sanctuary—where you named God to dwell. The verse speaks of a removal happening within, a shift of attention away from the old temple to a newer alignment with consciousness. If you feel a sense of exile or absence, do not fear. This is your inner turning, a letting go of idols and a return to the truth that God is within, not in a place you cling to. The name of God dwelling in you is not a location on earth but the recognition that I AM, here and now, is the city and the sanctuary. The "casting off" is the clearing of misidentification, opening space for a deeper realization that the divine presence remains, even when your old structures fall away.