Inner Throne, Outer Exile

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, Jeremiah’s text is not about punishment out there; it is about the state of your own consciousness. Jehoiakim’s throne absence is the inner refusal to acknowledge your I AM as king, and when you believe in separation, your throne is emptied. The 'dead body cast out' and the 'frost by night' are the inner weathers you experience when you entertain fear or misalignment: heat of ego followed by a chill of doubt. The punishments on him and his seed show that thought-habits formed in lack reproduce consequences in your life until you revise. Yet the pattern also points to hope: listening to your higher I AM can reverse exile and restore inner order. You can turn this scene toward your present by recognizing that all outer judgment maps inner revision. The moment you assume the feeling of being seated on the throne of David within, you begin to transact a new reality. Exile dissolves as inner alignment becomes outward order.