Inner Hosea 9:6 Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Neville reader, 'they' are not distant nations but states of consciousness. When destruction closes in, the mind runs to a worldly refuge—Egypt—an imagined shelter of security that gathers you to its banks and buries your truth. Memphis stands as the ritual of burial: old identifications, stories you 'die' into, not realizing you are always the I AM. The 'pleasant places for their silver' become nettles—your treasured pursuits become irritants when the consciousness is aligned with fear and lack. The thorns in their tabernacles are the inconveniences of a life built on flimsy protection rather than inner awareness. The remedy is to awaken to the truth that you are the I AM, the ever-present refuge. By assuming the state of awakened man, you revise the entire scenario—exile becomes return, destruction dissolves into new life, and the inner land becomes a place of peace where thorns cannot thrive.