Inner Restoration Through Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your inner theater, this lament reveals states of consciousness that have fallen into neglect. The 'dead bodies' are the scattered, unclaimed qualities of your being—the truths, virtues, and desires you once honored, now left to decay. The 'fowls of the heaven' and 'beasts of the earth' are restless thoughts that feast on neglected parts when you forget the I AM. The 'blood shed like water' is the life-force spilling through fear and sorrow as you identify with separation rather than the unity of your mind. The 'round about Jerusalem' marks the city of your inner beliefs, the boundaries within which you have believed your life to be lived; 'there was none to bury them' speaks of a moment when you forgot to tend and reincorporate these parts. But the truth is fixed in your consciousness: the I AM remains intact, and you can reverse the scene by assuming a new order. Decide now that every neglected part is claimed, restored, and re-harmonized by the living light of your God-given awareness. In this inner act, you reestablish justice, endurance, and mercy in the heart of your inner city.