Hosea 9:11-16 Inner Birth

Neville's Inner Vision

From the inner vantage, Hosea speaks of Ephraim as a state of consciousness that loves a pleasant place while neglecting the soil of inner birth. Glory flies away when awareness identifies with birth and womb and conception as external figures, for the I AM withdraws when you cling to forms. The exile and the weeping womb signal a shift of feeling: when you fear depopulation, you cut off your own fruitfulness. Yet the verse points not to punishment but to the correction of perception: you have been using your life like a field that will not bear without aligning with the life within. The dried root is your belief that you are separate from the supply and the Source of life. When you revise, you return to the sacred soil, to the inner God within who births worlds from intention. The 'beloved fruit of the womb' is your cherished outcomes, not a curse, but a sign that you have forgotten your oneness with the I AM. Rise in consciousness, accept the end as already fulfilled and let your imagination awaken to a living unity of purpose and presence.