Inner Covenant Shift

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the surface tale speaks of a wife being given away; yet in truth every line is about your inner arrangement. Michal and David symbolize, respectively, a principle of love or loyalty and the higher self that dwells in awareness. Saul's act of rearranging a bond reveals how the outer world can appear to dictate the terms of your life. But the I AM within you—your real consciousness—remains untouched by such shifts. When you identify with David, you claim the faithful state that cannot be displaced by external counsel or egoic plans. The transfer becomes a sign that the mind's attention can be diverted, but it does not alter the reality of your covenant with divine life. So you are invited to revise mentally: assume that the inner covenant with your true self is intact, and that any outer arrangement is only a passing appearance. By dwelling in that inner assurance and feeling the truth as present now, you awaken discernment, steadfastness, and a receptive heart aligned with the I AM.