Inner Return and Hope

Neville's Inner Vision

Exile in Jeremiah’s vision is not a distant land but a drift of consciousness away from the I AM, the living presence that you are. The LORD’s words invite you to cease the outward weeping and to trust the inner work you have been performing in silence. Your ‘work’ is the consistent act of imagining from the end, of assuming the state you desire until it becomes your felt reality. The ‘land of the enemy’ is the outer conditions of fear, doubt, and lack; the return of your children is the return of fresh ideas, impulses, and energies that belong to your true border. The promise of a hope at the end is a promise you can inhabit now by sensation and belief, not by waiting for outer circumstances to change. When you dwell in the I AM and feel the return of your inner sovereignty, you align with the divine motion that gathers every part of you and places you back where you belong.