Jeremiah: Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how Jeremiah exposes the habit of trimming your way to gain love. In waking and dreaming you try to tailor circumstances to prove you are loved, and in doing so you train the subconscious to imitate corruption. The inner movement is what matters: belief shapes body, speech, and deed. The 'blood of the souls of the poor innocents' is the sign you carry in consciousness—the misery you tolerate as a prerequisite for comfort, the guilt you refuse to own, cast outward as judgments against others. The I AM, the awareness you are, is not a book or a ritual; it is the presence that stands beneath every thought. When you reverse the assumption and declare, I am the love that seeks nothing and therefore lacks nothing, you stop teaching your mind to imitate corruption. Your skirts become clean because you no longer hide a secret search for love behind ritual. The moment you feel it real that you are the cause and the effect of all you experience, judgment dissolves, accountability is welcomed, and the world rearranges to reflect your new state of justice and compassion.