Snares Of The Inner Cage
Jeremiah 5:26-27 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 5 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jeremiah 5:26-27 exposes wicked men among the people who lay in wait and trap others. Their houses are full of deceit, and by deceit they have grown great and rich.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jeremiah's verse is a map of inner states, not a report about strangers. The 'wicked men' who lay wait are the stubborn states of consciousness that set snares in the stream of thought, catching you in a pattern you mistake for life. The 'cage full of birds' is your mental environment crowded with deceit—beliefs about scarcity, about others, about what you owe to be worthy. When you take this inward view, you see that wealth and power grow only by the vibration you nourish with attention. In Neville Goddard's flavor, you are the I AM, the awareness that can choose any feeling and imagine any scene. If you would reverse the scene, you must assume a new state of consciousness and revise every surrounding belief that blocks abundance. Feel it real: that you are free from snares, that your houses overflow with honest radiance, and that prosperity is a natural outflow of inner clarity. The outer world will shift to mirror the inner revision.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and say, 'I am the I AM; I revise every trap in my mind and feel wealth as a present reality.'
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