Inner Winds, Inner Reaping

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse by verse, Hosea invites you to see that every external uproar is but the echo of a prior inner decision. The wind you sow is the steady thought that identifies with lack, fear, or separation from the divine I AM. The whirlwind that returns is your own energy released by false attachments, surfacing as conditions that press you to revise your inner state. Israel forgets its Maker and builds temples to the self; so you too may forget the inner source and chase substitutes, counting what you want as outside you. The 'great things of my law' may appear strange, yet they are the living command within, waiting to be claimed as your present reality. When you offer flesh to the offerings of your imagined outcomes, the Lord seems to refuse the ritual because belief, not ritual, revives you. The remedy is to turn within, to recognize the I AM as your only governor, and to revise your assumption until your inner state and outer scene harmonize. Your exile dissolves as you realize you are never truly apart from your Maker.