Ancient Paths Revisited Within
Jeremiah 18:15-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 18 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
It depicts people forgetting the I AM, worshiping vanity, wandering from the ancient paths, and bringing desolation and exile upon themselves.
Neville's Inner Vision
In this text, the people turn away from the I AM, lighting incense to vanity—an outer sign of inner neglect. You may hear their path as a hurried, crowded street, a mind clogged with wants and pretenses, wandering from the ancient paths of true alignment. The result is desolation, a visible pattern of consequence that shows up as everyone passing by gawking and the land’s hollowness. But remember: the scene is not a punishment in a distant God, but a condition of the state of consciousness that produced it. When you imagine your life, you are not under judgment but under a law of consciousness: you become what you think, you dwell where you imagine. To heal, return to the inner path that is ancient because it is the timeless I AM within you. Replace vanity incense with quiet attention to your identifications, revise the belief that you are defined by lack, and feel the reality of a land alive with consciousness.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, and declare: I AM, and I alone, the God within me. I revise every belief that forgets this I AM, and feel the inward path becoming clear, as east wind scatters vanity from my land.
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