Inner Covenant Reversal

Neville's Inner Vision

Your life’s harvest is never about geography alone; it is the state of your consciousness in the I AM. When you sow seed and yet reap little, notice what fears, doubts, or claims of lack have taken root in your inner field. The locusts symbolize thoughts that devour the fullness you intend; the worms that eat the grapes are delayed gratifications born of impatience and disbelief; the oil you may not anoint yourself with is grace withheld by your own self-judgment. The offspring you beget but do not enjoy reflect talents and opportunities you refuse to steward with love and presence, allowing captivity of your joy. The stranger within you who rises above you is the ego-identified self that forgets its unity with I AM; then you fall, as if the entire garden were leveled. Yet the whole passage invites you to discover that these are only inward movements appearing as outer conditions. Align with the I AM, revise in imagination, and feel it real that you are the one who commands the field. When you keep faith with your inner covenant, the outer world is made anew through the consciousness you shelter.