Covenant, Famine, and Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader, the famine is a signal from the inner life, not a doom from without. In the Neville lens, Saul’s bloody zeal represents the old self clinging to punishment and separation, a state of consciousness that has forgotten its covenant with life. The Gibeonites are not distant people but the remnant of a vow you once swore to protect, an inner memory that still governs your choices. Israel’s oath to them is an inner law you have not fully embodied, and the current lack is the vibration of that neglect. David, the awake self, inquires of the LORD—the I AM within you—seeking alignment with the true covenant. The answer reveals that the famine belongs to the old form of consciousness, not to you who know your oneness with divine order. To heal, revise the memory: forgive the past zeal, seal the inner law again, and stand in the certainty that you are governed by love and justice. When you hold that awareness, abundance returns and the land flows with nourishment.