Inner Covenant Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the passage as a mirror: the 'man' is a state of consciousness that has wandered from the covenant with God—the I AM that you are. The 'anger of the LORD' and the 'curses' are the inner weather you create when you identify with fear, guilt, and separation. When you live from that old state, your name is 'blotted from heaven' in the sense that your sense of self is withdrawn from the light of awareness, and you feel exiled within your own mind, among the imagined tribes of your life. Yet this is not punishment but law: you experience what you hold as true in your mind. The answer is the creative act of revision, of returning to the covenant by imagining and feeling yourself already in harmony with the divine I AM. Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, dwell there, and let it supplant the old scene. In this way you do not appease an external judge but awaken to your innate unity; your inner name is restored, and your life aligns with the written law of your true self.