Inner Covenant on the Mountain

Neville's Inner Vision

On a deeper level, this passage invites you to see the covenant as an inner agreement between your I AM and your living sense of self. The 'words' Moses writes are your own inner laws—principles you choose to inhabit instead of mere beliefs. The forty days and nights are not a vacation from life but a disciplined quiet where the surface mind ceases to chatter; you withdraw from the immediate appetites to allow the higher presence to imprint truth upon your consciousness. The tablets symbolize the durable memory of your divine nature, etched not in stone but in the heart where you can return to them at will. The covenant is thus not a submission to an outer command, but a claim that your life align with immutable inner law: truth, fidelity, justice, and love flowing from the I AM. Persist in that inner climate and your outward world will echo the covenant—clear choices, steadiness, a presence that honors the divine in every moment.