The Inner Trumpet Speaks

Neville's Inner Vision

To cry aloud in Isaiah 58:1 is to awaken to the sovereignty of your own consciousness. 'My people' and 'the house of Jacob' stand for your inner states of mind—habits of thought, feelings, and attitudes you have mistaken for yourself. The trumpet you lift is your focused awareness, deliberately turning attention toward anything within that does not reflect the I AM you are. When you identify a transgression, you do not battle it with guilt; you revise the image by imagining yourself already whole, healthy, and faithful to divine law. This is not judgment by condemnation but discipline by flame: you acknowledge what you have believed, then replace it with a vivid inner scene of wholeness, sensation, and certainty. As you persist, inner movements shift and your outer life begins sliding into alignment with that truth. The promise hidden in the call is release from limitation: by choosing truth over fear, you become faithful to your I AM, and the world around you mirrors that awakening. The proclamation turns inward and becomes your daily reality.