Inner Horses of Jeremiah

Neville's Inner Vision

To the I AM within, the snorting horses are not an army in the night but the roaring movements of a belief you have accepted as true. The land that trembles is your inner state, stirred by a perception of lack, danger, or loss, and the city represents your chosen identity under that impression. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM—the unchanging awareness that you are, here and now. When you allow the mind to be ruled by such images, you invite their power to devour the landscape of your life. Yet the true power lies in revision: you stand as the sovereign observer who commands the scene, disarming the horses by assuming a higher state. Imagine the horses falling back into their stalls, the land becoming still, and the city restored to harmony by your conscious assumption of wholeness. The invasion thus becomes a summons to awaken your inner dominion, to return to the constant presence of I AM where no external force can truly disturb you.