Whispers of Inner Obedience

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville’s ear, Jeremiah is describing a state of consciousness, not just a distant people. The not hearkening is the inner refusal to heed the I AM within—the living, aware presence that governs every deed. The 'works of your hands' become outward habits and idolatrous means you trust more than your inner dialogue with God. When you cling to form without the inner listening, you provoke a sense of separation that feels like anger, lack, or hurt. The remedy is not larger rituals but a shift in the inner ruling belief: assume the I AM is here, guiding every choice; in that assumption, your acts are no longer against life but aligned with life. See even your ordinary tasks as prayerful acts performed in the presence of the One within. As you revise your memory to include this inward obedience, the outer world reflects a harmonized flow rather than resistance. The memory of hurt dissolves as you claim your true identity: God within you, the I AM, directing your hands and your heart.