Inner Wisdom Against Evil

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, Jeremiah’s cry is not about distant people but about states of consciousness. 'My people' refers to the inner populace of thoughts and feelings you entertain. When a mind dwells upon fear, blame, or separation, it grows a cleverness for evil because imagination mirrors first what it already believes. Yet the same consciousness—unaware of its divine I AM—is ignorant of true good. The remedy is not punishment but revision: assume a new identity that is already in possession of God. Claim, here and now, 'I am the I AM, and I know the good.' Feel that truth in your chest, see in your mental vision the day you act with wisdom, and let that image dwell until it feels natural. As you persist in this inner alignment, your outward world follows as the echo of the inner state. Accountability becomes affectionate discipline, a choosing back to the one presence within you. You awaken to the natural discernment that identifies good as your birthright, born from the awareness that God and I are one.