Baruch Speaks to Your I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Baruch is a state of loyalty in your mind; the LORD's address is the moment your I AM notices what your heart has kept in trust. When you hear 'Thus saith the LORD,' you are reminded that prophecy begins in your inner covenant with truth. Your scribe is your imagination, and Baruch's fidelity is the fidelity you owe to your word. The promise rests in the present, where you answer with faithfulness, presence, and unwavering belief in what you imagine. To heed this is to live as the author of your decree, sealed by the conviction that God is your awareness, and your every decision is already spoken into form. Notice that the figure Baruch represents is the faithful scribe in you who refuses to doubt; your discipline of thought is the covenant loyalty that keeps you steady when fear threatens. The LORD's address is not external control; it is your own awakening to the truth that you, as awareness, decide your reality by imagining it finished. When you feel the weight of the word, let the feeling-it-real carry it to completion, and your life will reflect the fidelity of that inner decree.