Solomon's Inner Covenant Reborn

Neville's Inner Vision

Solomon in this line is not merely a king but a symbol of the self you call by many titles and desires. The 'strange women' do not exist as persons apart from your inner states; they are the foreign loves that pull consciousness into multiplicity. When you identify with these myriad loves, you scatter your energy, and the one altar of the I AM loses its central fire. The true covenant is inward: one awareness, one loyalty, one worship. The I AM is always present, but it is felt most clearly when no other allegiance steals its light. The passage invites you to observe the pull toward variety and to choose the inner monogamy of the heart—unity of purpose under the one God of your inner kingdom. By imagining that the many pressures have no real authority over you, you reclaim sovereignty and let the outer world reflect the single inner decision. As you persist in this inner alignment, the outer conditions fall into line with true worship, purity, and integrity.