Jeremiah 15:5-6 Inner Turning

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah’s cry voices a soul’s encounter with a backward turn of consciousness. Jerusalem stands for the inner state you are in when you have withdrawn your trust from the I AM. The Lord's I am weary with repenting is not a punishment clause but a notification: you are tiring of trying to change effects by chasing them in the outer world. In Neville’s sense, God is not a distant judge but your own awareness, the I AM that never leaves you. When you feel abandoned or bemoaned by life, you are simply listening to a habit of thought that forgot its root in the divine Presence. The true remedy is not reform of circumstances but a shift of state. Return to the inward you as the one who already exists in the desired state; imagine, feel, and dwell there until the old fear dissolves and the new realization asserts itself. The moment you assume the feeling of the fulfilled Jerusalem—the restored, cared-for you—the outer conditions follow as the echo of your inner alignment.