The Desolate Place Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awakened I AM, Jeremiah 51:62 is not a threat but a reflection of your inner state. The words 'to cut it off' describe a belief that a part of you has been severed from life, a mental architecture that makes your inner city desolate. Yet the I AM cannot be touched by such decrees. The decree only governs a worn pattern of consciousness; you can revoke it by returning your attention to the life you intend to live inwardly. In imagination, begin with the end in mind: see the city of your mind alive again—people and possibilities touring its streets, vitality circulating through every chamber, beasts of fear and lack reimagined as loyal inhabitants of growth. When desolation arises, do not argue with it; simply, assume the opposite. Breathing into that certainty, let your inner witness declare, 'This place is restored by the power of I AM.' Persist in that revision, and notice how your outer circumstances align with the new inner state, gently, as the image holds.