Naboth's Vineyard Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Naboth as the steadfast inner covenant—the I AM that guards the inheritance of your fathers. The vineyard near the king's palace is a close by habit, a persistent thought you would possess because it sits near your outward life of control. Ahab is the bargaining mind within you, whispering that money or a better substitute can secure what the heart desires. Naboth's reply, The LORD forbid it me, declares that the true inheritance cannot be sold, for it is the living memory of your original Covenant with the I AM. The conflict shows you attempting to trade your divine state for worldly gain; you must revise the belief until your inner state is not for sale. If you consent to sell, you awaken the absence of the spiritual life; if you revise the scene in imagination, feeling the covenant as already kept, the outward palace will loosen its grip and reflect an inner life governed by the law you refuse to barter. Return to the feeling of I AM as the owner of your vineyard; align every desire with this unwavering state and harmony follows.