Whispers of the Inner Prophet

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Jeremiah passage, the 'prophets' who prophesy in my name, yet I did not send them, symbolize thoughts and images that claim divine authority without true inner alignment. The land is your consciousness; the sword and famine are inner storms—fear, lack, guilt—that arise when you pretend to know the truth while your inner state remains unconsecrated. The authentic voice is the I AM within, the conviction that you are inseparably one with Creative Power; anything spoken by another voice is a counterfeit that meets the refiner's fire of experience. When you hear a thought claiming immunity or certainty apart from your inner alignment, it will be consumed by its own weapons—the sword of judgment or the famine of lack—by your own internal laws. The remedy is simple: test every voice against your I AM; accept only what arises from true connection, not from fear or ego; revise symptoms of threat by assuming the truth that you are already in alignment, and watch the outer form reorder itself to match.