Return to Inner Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's voice, Olivet is a conscious place of contemplation, while Jerusalem is the inner center of peace, obedience, and purpose. The return signifies a shift of attention from outward view to the I AM within, a moment of choosing to align with the divine idea already resident in you. The sabbath day's journey marks a sacred cadence of rest within activity—a rhythm where stillness and action cooperate as you conform to the divine pattern. This movement is not a literal itinerary but an inner movement of consciousness: from doubt or wandering to faith, from distraction to a clear sense of mission. As you imagine this scene, you hear that you are not seeking Jerusalem—you are becoming Jerusalem in your own awareness. The outward steps echo the inward state: the mind choosing to dwell in the holy city where life, clarity, and witness arise from the I AM that I AM.