Exile in Mind, Return to I Am
Jeremiah 7:15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God declares He will cast the people out of His sight, mirroring the banishment of Ephraim due to their disobedience. The verse points to accountability and the reality that choices unfold in one's inner life as well as outer circumstance.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the Neville mind, 'cast out of my sight' is not a distant judgment but a shift in inner state. The exile of Ephraim symbolizes a portion of consciousness turning away from the I AM, letting fear, guilt, or habit govern attention. When you say 'I am cast out,' you are simply agreeing with a belief about yourself that you interpret as reality. Yet you are the I AM, the chooser who imagines and thus proves the world. The solution is to revise your inner image: assume you are already seen, already restored, already in the kingdom. Invite that presence to fill the field of awareness; imagine the exiled branch returning by feeling gratitude, certainty, and wholeness that you are known by God. The seed of Ephraim becomes a signal to return your attention to the inner sight where judgment dissolves into unity. In that act, exile ends in your experience, here and now.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume the inner state of being seen by the I AM, and feel restoration as already true. Dwell in that sensation for a minute and let it rewrite your present experience.
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