Inner Return to Heritage

Neville's Inner Vision

Read Jeremiah 12:15 as a sign that the great exodus is not from a nation, but from a worn-out sense of limitation within. The plucking out is the moment you detach from a belief that you are distant from your own good; the return is the renewal of consciousness, the moment when you realize you are the I AM that encompasses all. Compassion, then, is not pity but recognition: you acknowledge your birthright in the present, a land of abundance and belonging that you already inhabit in imagination. When you align with this inner fact, your former exile dissolves; you are not being led back to a distant place, you are reintroducing yourself to your own heritage, your established land of peace, prosperity, and purpose. The verse invites you to revise the self that feels uprooted by fear and to assume the state of return, here and now. Let belief bow to the awareness that God’s mercy has already granted you what you seek; you simply awaken to it.