Awaken Your Inner Hearing

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, Jeremiah's cry calls you to examine the inner weather of your consciousness. 'House of Jacob' and 'Judah' are not distant places but inner dispositions of awareness. The verse exposes the habit of thinking you are separate from truth, a 'foolish' state that trusts appearances rather than the I AM that you are. When it says eyes that see not and ears that hear not, it names the inner senses dulled by fear, habit, or identity with lack. The command to 'declare' this in your mind is not judgment but invitation: name the blindness to awaken to a new seeing—imagination as the eye that pierces surface facts. By identifying with the I AM, you reverse the movement and invite the inner voice to speak and guide. The moment you claim unity with God, the inner sight becomes clarity, the inner ear becomes quiet enough to hear the still small voice. You are not condemned; you are invited to awaken—and when you do, the world you see and hear shifts to reflect your awakened consciousness.