Broken Vessel, Reborn Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, in this scriptural drama the breaking is not an external punishment but the shattering of a fixed self-image that no longer serves consciousness. The potter’s vessel stands for your inner form, and the clay is awareness itself under I AM. When the text says the vessel cannot be made whole again, hear it as the old pattern finally yielding to a higher nature that will not fit in the old mold. The burial in Tophet is the symbolic ending of beliefs that keep you bound, making space for a new, capable vessel to be formed. The moment you acknowledge this inner law, you may welcome the dissolution as a doorway, not a catastrophe. Your imagination, rightly directed, is the real smith. Do not resist; allow the inner movement to complete and then assume the form you desire as already real. The Lord of hosts speaks within your present consciousness; in that I AM presence you are free to conceive a life that can hold a fuller light.