Inner Zion Remembrance

Neville's Inner Vision

In Isaiah’s inner sense, Zion is your present state of consciousness. The cry 'The Lord hath forsaken me' is the self pity of a mind attached to lack. Yet the truth of God is not a distant memory; God is the I AM that never leaves your screen of awareness. 'I will not forget thee' is the assurance that your state is preserved by Presence. The line 'Behold, I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands' announces that you are held by the God within—engraved in the very lifeline of consciousness. Your walls are continually before me becomes your psychological fortifications—habits, beliefs—that God sees as your living landscape. When you dwell in this, you revise the sense of abandonment by assuming the state of completion: you are seen, known, and remembered by the I AM. The memory of God is your own memory in operation; to feel it real is to turn away from fear and align with the consciousness that never forgets.