Shepherds of Consciousness
Jeremiah 25:34-36 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 25 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage describes the lament of the shepherds and the dispersion of the flock, signaling judgment as their pasture is spoiled and escape is impossible.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jeremiah's cry is not mere history but a vivid map of your inner weather. The shepherds are the governing beliefs and habits that preside over the flock of your thoughts; the pasture is your inward atmosphere, your sense of nourishment. When the days of slaughter and dispersion arrive, those old states fall away, like a vessel shattered by the light of a new awareness. The cries announce the clearing of the field, revealing that you have identified with conditions rather than with the I AM. The Lord spoiling their pasture points to the release from limited perception toward the living consciousness that creates. You can revise this now: you are the imaginer, the I AM who births your world. See the pasture revived by your awareness; sense the abundance you are by nature; understand that no escape is needed, for true life begins within consciousness and expresses outwardly as your realized state.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly and assume the state of I AM presiding over your inner field. Revise the scene: the pasture is lush, the flock is calm, and the shepherds are replaced by unwavering awareness. Dwell in this feeling for 5–10 minutes as your present reality.
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