Inner Cleansing for Salvation

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Jerusalem as the theater of your mind, the waking state you inhabit. The command to wash the heart is a call to revision—an inner cleansing of the consciousness that clings to fear and separation. The 'wickedness' are the lingering densities of doubt and self-rejection that keep you bound; when you awaken to the I AM, salvation becomes a natural condition of your awareness. The 'voice declareth from Dan, and affliction from mount Ephraim' are not external messengers but your subconscious speaking through the rules you have accepted. They pronounce consequences when you persist in vain thoughts—yet they can be dissolved by a simple act of reidentification. Refuse their authority and reidentify with the I AM as the only reality. By deliberate imagining you revise the sense of self, feel your heart washed, and stand in the truth that you are already saved in consciousness. The moment you assume this state of being clean, the inner sounds shift, circumstances align, and the foretold affliction loses its grip.