Inner North Visitation Insight
Jeremiah 46:20-21 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 46 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Egypt represents an external power in consciousness. The 'day of visitation' marks a shift within, not an external catastrophe.
Neville's Inner Vision
Egypt in this verse is not a land to conquer but a state of consciousness that looks fair and powerful. The destruction that comes from the north is the inner visitation—an awakening of your I AM that reveals all power to be within, not in hired hands or outward schemes. The hired men, like fatted bullocks, symbolize the beliefs, plans, and attachments that march with you, giving you confidence only as long as the external scene holds. When the day of calamity arrives, they turn back because the inner law has moved from image to awareness. This is not punishment but an invitation: a shift from projection to perception, from chasing symptoms to inhabiting the cause. See the north as the upward call of consciousness, the direction of your inner eye rising to recognize that you are the I AM, the authority that makes forms come and go. As you hold this I AM state, the outer scene must align with it, and the old image collapses into the luminous reality that you are the living mind.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly, close your eyes, and assume the state 'I AM' as the sole power. Revise life from the I AM within, turning calamity into consciousness.
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