Blood, Covenant, Inner Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Exodus 24:6, the two measures of blood are not two separate acts but two movements of your own consciousness. The basins hold what you still believe about yourself—habits, memories, fears. The altar bears the point of revelation, the place where you acknowledge the I AM and affirm the covenant already established in awareness. When Moses sprinkles half on the altar, you are performing the inner act of endowing your world with a single, unwavering state: I am whole, I am loyal to the higher Self. The other half in basins is the din of separation loosened by the ritual of naming and abandoning old images. The sacred split does not threaten unity; it invites you to observe how your attention drains and calibrates the energy of belief, so that both elements bow to the same truth. This is how you enact sacrifice and sanctify your worship: by choosing one victorious feeling and letting the rest yield to it. Remember, the blood is the vibration of your consciousness; the covenant is the agreement of your I AM with that vibration.