Inner Departure From Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as your own inner sanctuary. The temple is the mind, and the trance is a deep, still awareness opening you to a fresh direction. In the whisper, not a geography but a movement of consciousness: 'Make haste, and get thee quickly out of Jerusalem.' This is not alarm but alignment—an inner command to shift from a situation that cannot receive your truth to a state or place where that truth can be freely voiced. Jerusalem represents a crowd-identified self—your old reputation, the need for external approval, the familiar thought-world you attempt to witness from. The instruction to depart signifies a revision of identity: you are asked to leave the old self-concept and venture into a new field of awareness where your testimony about the divine within can land and awaken others who are ready. The warning that they will not receive your testimony is a cue to trust the inner witness over outward reception. Your mission, then, is not to persuade the masses but to witness from the I AM, letting your life itself testify to truth.