Inner Truth in Jeremiah 9:3-6

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah's portrait may be read as a nation asleep to truth, but Neville would say: deceit in speech is but the exhale of an inner state. The tongue is a bow aimed at what you secretly believe about yourself—the illusion that you are apart from God and from truth. When he writes that they know not me, see it as a clue that your own awareness has wandered from the I AM. The remedy is a return to inner alignment: assume the truth of your divine nature and treat every neighbor as a mirror of that same one consciousness. In practice, revise your belief about who you are and what others are doing; with each revision, feel the reality of truth as your own sensation now. Speak and think from the assumption that awareness alone is present, and the world rearranges to fit that posture. Then deceit loses its hold, trust returns as a natural byproduct of inner recognition, and the habitation within becomes a home of integrity rather than a refuge of fear.