Inquire Within, End The War

Neville's Inner Vision

All the external war you think you face is but a sign of a settled state of consciousness. In Jeremiah you hear an invitation to inquire of the Lord within; you are not petitioning a distant God, you are recognizing that the I AM is right now the sole awareness you possess. When you say to yourself that Nebuchadrezzar is a war that is outward, you affirm that only your inner state creates it. The wondrous works are not miracles coming from outside; they are shifts in your own feeling and belief, the turning of attention back to the presence that never leaves you. The instruction to tell Zedekiah what to say becomes a directive to the inner ruler you identify as mind or self: declare that the Lord can go up from you by lifting the fear and the sense of separation. As you treat your mind as a temple, the sense of siege dissolves, and your inner kingdom stands peaceful. The outer events rearrange themselves to match your new consciousness, for God is I AM and imagination is the true mover of things.