Inner City Restoration

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Zephaniah's imagery, the city is your state of consciousness. When judgment falls, your inner landscape becomes desolate; flocks lie down where hope sat, and the beasts of nations roost on your thresholds. This is not punishment wrung from without, but a signal from the I AM that old beliefs have grown inert. In the Neville Goddard key, imagine that all the cormorants and bitterns are thoughts you have conceded to fear, lack, and separation. Yet the cedar work exposed in the ruin points to a hidden order—the truth of your deeper Self that can be rebuilt. The desolation becomes a doorway for revision, not resignation. You may invite the inner truth to come forward by assuming the end already accomplished and feeling it now as real. Speak the I AM into your mind, adjust your inner decree, and let the chaotic nesting disappear as you authorize a new interior architecture. When you dwell in that sovereign awareness, your inner city awakens, and restoration begins to register as your lived experience.