Inner Judgment, Outer Collapse

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened state, this verse is not a history lesson but a map of consciousness. The voiding of Jerusalem's counsel is the moment you suspend the old, fear-driven strategies you fed as 'how life must go.' When the outer wreckage appears—the sword, the hunt for life—it is only the outward sign of an inner movement: a turning away from a false security toward the I AM, the universal awareness that never departs from you. The corpses that become food for fowls and beasts are your former identifications, the dead beliefs that no longer sustain you. As you dwell in the I AM, you witness this inner judgment outpictured: what once seemed certain collapses, and what remains is the quiet, omnipresent watcher who knows you cannot be touched by loss. The outer event, then, is a mirror of inner revision: the moment you align with your true self, the need for the old counsel vanishes, leaving life renewed in perception.