Remembered No More: Inner Forgiveness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that the 'sin' is a state of consciousness. When God says, 'And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more,' I imagine the I AM within me ceasing to identify with guilt as a reality. If remission of these is, there is no more offering for sin, then any future ritual to appease God is simply a reminder to return to consciousness. In Neville's language, the past is a dream image I now refuse to answer to; my present I AM is free, complete, and unaffected by the former 'offering.' The Father within—my present awareness—does not remember those old conclusions; therefore I do not need a ritual to make myself clean. The verse invites me to live from the declared remission, not to plead for it. When I assume the feeling of being forgiven, I begin to inhabit a new inner economy where guilt has no currency and every moment becomes altar and sacrifice only to the joy of renewal.