Inner Remnant Of Divine Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the outer ruin is only a backdrop. The names on the list are not merely people; they are states of consciousness that endure when the city falls. Gedaliah, as inner governor, represents the steady I AM governing your feeling-world. Jeremiah the prophet is the inner word that continues to speak your truth; Baruch the scribe is memory writing your inner history. Nebuzaradan, the guard captain, is the outer circumstance that seems to devastate, yet he leaves those inner faculties secure. The verse testifies to the presence of God as an inner reality, not a distant event; the remnant remains with you because your awareness endures. In practice, assume the state that you are the remnant protected by the I AM. Feel the assurance as if it were your own current condition; revise any sense of scattering into wholeness. Imagination creates reality—dwell in the feeling that you are with Gedaliah, Jeremiah, and Baruch inside you, and let that inner sanctuary govern your response to outward events.