Inner Judgment and Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Your Jeremiah is your own inner state, not a mere people. The line about Moses and Samuel standing before the Lord signals that even the finest inner advocates cannot hold favorable regard toward a belief you have decided to separate from. Cast them out of my sight becomes an instruction to withdraw your attention from the old self-image you have identified with. The four kinds of judgment—death, the sword, famine, captivity—are not external punishments but four inner conditions you entertain when you cling to limitation: fear, aggression, lack, and restriction. The divine mind is not abandoning you; it is inviting you to shift your consciousness. When you hear the question where shall we go, you answer with a firm spiritual assertion, Thus saith the LORD, and you reframe your world by choosing a new state of being. If you dwell in a new assumption, you contract your inner weather toward renewal, and the old pattern dissolves as you persist in the new feeling of life as God here and now.