The Good Fig Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Your exile, in Neville's language, is a state of consciousness you have accepted in place of your true being. The 'good figs' are the quality of awareness you cultivate, and God’s eyes upon them is the assurance that your state is seen as good by the I AM you truly are. When the text says 'I will bring them again to this land, and I will build them, and not pull them down; and I will plant them, and not pluck them up,' imagine that your inner vision is the gardener of your soul: you are not being uprooted but being rearranged into stability, health, and purpose. The exile disappears as you refuse to identify with limitation and instead inhabit the restored, planted self you are choosing in imagination. The I AM attends to you with benevolence; your job is to persist in the feeling of the wish fulfilled—already done in consciousness. As you dwell there, the external circumstances adjust to mirror the inner structure, and you find a land where you stand secure, renewed, and thriving.