Jeremiah's Inner Record

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah's act of writing is not a history lesson but a map of the inner weather. In this Neville sense, Babylon stands for a state of mind—fear, craving, the habit of doom. To 'write in a book all the evil' is to fix in imagination the very movements of consciousness that would bring such endings about. The I AM within you witnesses the flow of words and decrees the psyche publishes about itself. If you would escape the grim future, you must revise the record, not argue with the prophecy. Change the letter by changing the state that authored it. Speak and feel as though the decree already fulfilled; imagine yourself beyond Babylon, now the master of your inner environment. Your present assumption becomes the future's script; the 'words written against Babylon' are the old semantics of limitation. By turning attention to the I AM and choosing a new dream, you erase the prior line of fate and redraw the page with liberty and return.