Zion Nourished Soul Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Jeremiah 31:12 through the Goddard lens, you do not seek Zion outside you. You awaken to the fact that the height of Zion is a state of consciousness you carry now. The flow of wheat, wine, and oil becomes symbols of every inner provision—food for thought, nourishment for feeling, abundance that feeds your days. When you imagine your soul as a watered garden, you are not pretending; you are choosing a different movement of your attention. The old sorrow is a memory that dissolves as you dwell in the I AM, the I that is aware of itself as fullness. In this view, the Lord is not a distant deity but the creative power within you guiding every perception toward wholeness. Practice is simple: feel the reality of your inner harvest, revise lack into abundance, and rest in the sense that you are cared for by the divine garden you live in. As you persist, the inner climate shifts from sorrow to gladness, and outward appearances reflect the inner of Zion.