Weeping for Inner Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke places Jesus near the city, weeping over its failure to know the things that belong to its peace. In Neville’s language, the city is your outer life; Jesus’s tears reveal a truth the wise man has learned: peace is not something to seek in the world, but something you awaken within awareness. If you would know the things that belong to thy peace, you must assume the state in which they already exist. The day Jesus speaks of is the present moment of consciousness you refuse to leave; when you persist in imagining the end you desire, the world aligns to that inner assumption. The things hid from your eyes are not hidden by God but by your habit of identifying with lack. When you hold the inner posture of peace—feeling it as real, as now—your city, your circumstances, your mercy, and your salvation unfold from within. The lament becomes a luminous invitation: turn inward, inhabit the I AM, and the outer city will reflect that peace you have already imagined.