Rooted Remnant, Fruitful Hope

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of this not as historical geography but as your own inner geography. The remnant that escapes is the awakened I AM within you—those faithful states of consciousness that survive clamor and fear. When it takes root downward, it means you anchor this consciousness in your subconscious—feel the breath of your awareness sinking into the soil of your inner life, becoming solid, steady, and unshakable. From that deep root, fruit must rise: acts, conditions, and relationships begin to reflect a life steadied by a quiet confidence. The line 'out of Jerusalem shall go forth a remnant' points to the inner holy place where your ideas and intents are formed; from that center, you emit choices and opportunities into your world. The 'zeal of the LORD of hosts' is not external power but the fiery commitment of God within your own awareness—the energy that makes transformation inevitable when you maintain the assumption. Your job is to keep faith in that inner remnant, watching as the outward signs of renewal appear.