Inner Mourning, Inner Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear the call from Jeremiah as a call to awaken a new state of consciousness. The mourning women and the cunning women are not accidentals but inner faculties—imagination, awareness, feeling—designing the climate of my mind. When I answer, I invite the I AM to reign as ruler of my inner weather: the wailing becomes a symbolic release of resistance, the tears a letting go of identifications that no longer serve. In Neville’s terms, the sorrow I observe is not outside but a signal of a belief needing revision. I imagine the cry and then assume the feeling of its fulfilled result: I am already whole, I am already free, and the outward story must adjust to the inner reality I persist in imagining. The call to action—to hurry the wailing—teaches me to move swiftly from stagnant thought to the dynamic present, where turning leads to restoration. By consenting to this inner procession, I prove that the I AM can rewrite my circumstances as I dwell in awareness of what is true.