Seeds of Remembering and Return

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Zechariah 10:9 as Neville would, I see God not as a place outside but the I AM within me. "I will sow them among the people" becomes the act of sowing a new consciousness into the crowded mind of life. I am planting a seed of remembrance in the 'far countries'—the remote corners of my experience where I have felt lost, separated, or blind. In that inner soil, remembrance blossoms as I recall the I AM, not as memory of a thing but as the present awareness that God is my life. 'They shall remember me' is the inner recognition that the presence of God now exists wherever I am. The phrase 'they shall live with their children' points to the birth of new states, outcomes, and relationships that spring from this inner turn. And 'turn again' is the daily revision of consciousness, a perpetual returning to the center of God within. Practically, I can imagine and feel that I am already sowing this remembrance, and watch as the outer life gravitates toward harmony.