Jeremiah 8:11-12 Inner Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this Jeremiah passage, the 'peace' declared over the hurt is a mental posture, not a genuine inner change. It is a polite gloss that covers the wound while the heart clings to old abominations. In Neville's terms, the scene is a state of consciousness wearing the mask of peace. If you catch yourself saying Peace, peace while a deeper resistance to repentance remains, you are living in the time of visitation, where inner beliefs are exposed by outer appearances. The truth is that God, the I AM, is your awareness; your imagining either affirms or dissolves what you call reality. When your inner vision matches your outward claim, there is no collapse, only alignment; when they do not, the fall is inevitable. Practice the simple discipline: assume your true state -- perfect peace here and now -- and feel it real until it saturates every memory, fear, and habit. By such revision, you stop pretending and begin waking the inner peace that animates every scene.