Inner Jerusalem, Outer Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Jerusalem grievously sinned is your inner city that has believed itself apart from its source. Sin here is a misperception, a state of consciousness that forgets the I AM. Therefore she is removed: you feel the consequences of that misperception as distance from your former sense of wholeness. All that honoured her despise her: the good you once praised in your life may withdraw when you cling to the old story of separation; those who once cherished your inner state are now chilled by your belief in lack. Because they have seen her nakedness: the exposed truth of the mind—without the garments of faith—appears as fear, limitation, and shame in the body of experience. Yea, she sigheth, and turneth backward: the heart laments and you instinctively retreat from the old pattern. Yet this is the invitation: not punishment, but a turning back toward the I AM within. By aligning with the assurance I AM, you reinterpret the exterior as a projection of your inner state, and the external conditions begin to bow to the new consciousness.