Inner Passover Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville manner, the Lord is your I AM, the sovereign Presence that awakens as you. Moses and Aaron become the two powers of attention within, issuing a single ordinance of awareness: only the circumcised self may eat the Passover. The 'stranger' and the 'foreigner' are not outsiders of place but symbols of unintegrated states of consciousness—ideas and memories that have not been 'cut away' from your sense of identity. The command that no stranger eat thereof points to a daily choice: to align with the covenant of life by cutting off the imagined separation between self and Source. Circumcision then is not a ritual file but a mental act of separation from fear, limitation, and external definitions. When you dwell in the awareness of I AM, you belong to the inner feast; you feed on the divine life that is your true nourishment. The law becomes a living practice of loyalty to the inner covenant, and every experience of hunger or limitation is answered by the realization that you have already partaken in fullness.