Joel 2:14 Inner Return Blessing

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you is God, the I AM that simply is aware. Joel’s line 'Who knoweth if he will return and repent' is not about a distant deity but about the state you permit to occupy your mind. Return and repent mean returning to the consciousness of I AM, a turning away from fear and limitation toward the assurance that blessing is already prepared in awareness. When you revise by assuming, you awaken to the truth that blessing is not earned but perceived; to leave a blessing behind him is to emit the atmosphere of gratitude and faith that blesses your surroundings. The meat offering and the drink offering symbolize a complete, integrated devotion—body, mind, and feeling offered to the Lord your God, the one I AM. Do not seek the outside; cultivate the inner change and the outer conditions align. The blessing flows from the changed state, here, now, as you inhabit the confidence that you are seen, loved, and prospering by your own awareness.