Weeping for Pride's Release

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah's lament is not a history lesson but a mirror of your inner weather. The 'you' who will not hear is a state of consciousness clinging to pride, and the weeping is the inner movement of awareness when that state is confronted. The soul's tears are signs that your inner kingdom has fallen into exile from the I AM that is always awake within you. To hear is to agree with truth, not with pride; to listen is to align your self-conception with the higher self who never abandons the flock. Your outer world—the capture of the flock—is simply the projection of your inner state; shift that state, and the scene rearranges itself. Neville's core teaching is this: you are the I AM, and you imagine the change into being. If you assume a new state—one of unity, temple, and return—your feelings follow and the exiled crowd finds its way back. The tears stop when you allow a new ruling idea to inhabit consciousness: that your true self governs all, and the captive is only waiting for your consent.