Inner Submission, Inner Land

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah speaks in the language of nations, and in Neville’s hearing those nations are the varied states of consciousness that arise within you. The ‘yoke of Babylon’ is the habitual thought that some power outside your I AM governs your life. When you “serve him”—when you attend to fear, limitation, or outward circumstance as if it had authority—you place your neck under that yoke and you remain in the land that belief creates. You till there, by living out the story of lack, and you dwell there because your attention keeps it present. Yet the interior truth, as I teach, is that you are the awareness that makes the land appear. The remedy is not flight but revision: you change the ruler you assent to by assuming a different governor inside—your I AM, the living, perceiving I who reigns in every moment. When you acknowledge that you are free, and you feel the land already governed by the divine presence within, the old yoke loosens and your inner soil becomes fertile for new conditions. The verse then becomes a promise: your inward allegiance determines your outward land.