Inner Exile and the I AM Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

All scripture is your inner life; when you read about Zedekiah's eyes being put out and the king carried to Babylon, hear it as a flash of your own consciousness. The throne room becomes a mental state, and Babylon is a dream-state of separation from the I AM. Exile represents drifting from awareness; the prison is a habit of belief you repeat until the old pattern dies. Yet the map of the text reveals a law: movement from exile to return is possible the moment you assume a different state. In Neville’s language, you are not a victim of fate but the author of fate; the 'eyes' symbolize your awareness or lack thereof, and their restoration signals a shift in inner sight. If you insist that you are the I AM now, you can dissolve the chains and step into a renewed kingdom within you. The inner scene is the seed of outer change; tend to the feeling of being restored and let that feeling rewrite the story.