Inner Land Rebuilt by I AM
Jeremiah 45:1-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 45 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 45:1-4 records God speaking to Baruch, promising that He will break down what He has built and uproot what He has planted. This signals upheaval in the land (the inner life) as a doorway to renewal.
Neville's Inner Vision
Baruch’s lament reveals a consciousness clinging to the old order. In this moment, the Lord—the I AM within you—speaks not to condemn but to reveal the law of inner renewal: the forms you have built in mind will be broken down, and the planted ideas of a higher life will be uprooted and replanted as your inner land is reconstituted. The land is your state of being; the built and the planted are the habits of thought and the stories you tell about yourself. When you insist that nothing should change, you are Baruch; when you hear, ‘Behold, I will break down… I will pluck up… this whole land,’ you are invited into the simple act of imagination: surrender the old fixtures and allow the new to take root. This is the I AM doing the work of renewal through you, turning grief into rest and preparing a soil in which peace and vitality can grow. You are the scribe of your life; the written word becomes your lived experience when you revise with awareness.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Sit quietly, hear the inner I AM tell you that old lands are breaking down and new land is being planted within you; feel the rest that follows the renewal and revise any lingering grievances into gratitude.
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