Inner Jerusalem Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s register, these lines reveal inner states rather than distant history. The blood shed like water is the emotional flood of fear, grief, and guilt pouring from a consciousness not yet anchored in the I AM. Jerusalem represents your central awareness, a city you must shelter in God; when the verse says there was none to bury them, it points to forgotten memories you have not laid to rest within your mind. The neighbors’ scorn mirrors the inner voice of judgment that follows you when you doubt your oneness with divine life. The invitation is clear: revise. Assume the state of the I AM now, and declare that the inner city is guarded by love, that the past is buried beneath divine soil, and that you are seen as whole, not exposed to reproach. By waking to this inner reality, outward appearances shift because you live from the one light that never fails.