Carcass Imagery of Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah 7:33 invites a fearsome vision, yet the menace is merely your inner map of what you have accepted as real. The carcasses are your stale images—habits, guilt, fear—that you have not refused to let die within your imagination. The birds of heaven and beasts of the earth are the restless thoughts and appetites that feed on these dead forms, until nothing remains but the residue of a former self. And 'none shall fray them away' signals that, in the inner weather of your consciousness, the old scene cannot be defended by will; it simply decays when attended with non-resistance. The true interpretation, in Neville’s language, is that you are the I AM: the governor of every image. When you stop gnawing at the carcass and begin to claim a new inner state—feeling as if the desire is already yours—the inner ecosystem rearranges itself. The judgment then becomes a blessing: outer wreckage makes space for a just, radiant life to emerge, because you have stopped feeding the old form with attention and started feeding the New.