Enduring Name Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville Goddard’s inner-vision, Jeremiah’s scene is not a history of enemies but a drama of your own consciousness. The lamb or the ox represents your willingness to be led by life, not to escape it, and the ‘slaughter’ marks the moment when old beliefs about you are ready to die. The devices against you are not external plots, but mental images—fear, doubt, memory—seeking to destroy the tree with its fruit, to erase a living expression from the land of the living. Yet the land of the living is your current awareness, the I AM beneath every sensation and circumstance. If you recognize that you are the I AM and not the story that fear emplots, the threat loses its grip. The tree remains, its fruit intact, because your true identity endures as consciousness that cannot be cut off. Your deliverance comes not by fleeing events but by revising your sense of self until you know the name you bear is memory of divine life in you, forever remembered in the living you.