Inner Blood, Buried Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Psalms 79:3 through the lens of your own I AM. The bloodshed described is not a history lesson but a symptom in your inner state: the outflow of unheld thought and emotion projected as conditions in your world. The line 'round about Jerusalem' marks the circle of your present awareness—the boundary where you still believe yourself powerless to change what you see. 'There was none to bury them' reveals a habit of leaving old gusts of experience unlaid, allowing them to linger as the living texture of your imagination. To awaken, you must reverse the scene by assuming a new state of consciousness. Decide that the dead are already buried within the soil of your mind by the I AM you truly are, and feel it as real. The act of burial is a crossing from old identity to a revived self; imagine the old troubles lowered into the earth and sealed with a feeling of rest and completeness. The outer world will reflect the inward revision as you persist in this new imagining, for you are not at mercy to blood or burial but mastering them by the certainty of your inner state.