Israel's Inner Purity Restored

Neville's Inner Vision

Seen through Neville's lens, the 'virgin of Israel' is the spotless I AM within you, momentarily believing itself apart. The 'horrible thing' is not an external misdeed but a disturbance in your inner state—fear, guilt, or the sense of separation from the Source. When the text says, 'Ask ye now among the heathen,' it is a summons to look outward for proof of what you inwardly accept; yet the real proof exists only in consciousness. The outer judgment you fear mirrors a belief you once entertained, and your awakening begins by changing that belief. Return to the feeling that you are already whole, righteous, and loved by God, for you are not a separate thing but a manifestation of I AM. As you persist in this revised state, the world changes to echo it, and the so-called offense dissolves into the light of consciousness. The exile and return speak to your inner geography: you have wandered from the awareness of your inherent divine nature, and you now re-enter it by a steadfast assumption of oneness.