Harp of Remembered Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this Isaiah image, the city is your inner life, a psyche that has wandered from its true I AM. The harlot represents the restless hunger for names, fame, and approval—things you chase because you think they will make you known outside yourself. But the act of taking a harp and moving through the streets is not about the instrument or the path; it is a deliberate act of revision. You decide, here and now, that the memory you seek already resides in you as the I AM. You choose to 'perform' not to earn favor from the world, but to fix your consciousness in the state of being remembered by God. The music you play is the alignment of your imagination with a single, unwavering awareness. When you imagine yourself as the remembered Self, you stop seeking recognition and begin living from inner certainty: you are seen, you are known, you are complete. The city becomes a symbol for the inner landscape; by intentionally playing, you cultivate a state of consciousness that makes itself known in experience.