Remembering the Covenant Within

Neville's Inner Vision

That cry of bondage is not merely an external plight but a signal of an inner state you have accepted as real. When the scripture says, I have remembered my covenant, it speaks to your I AM—the timeless awareness that you are one with divine law. The covenant is not somewhere in the distant past; it is the living, unalterable agreement of your true self with all-supply, health, and freedom. Thus the bondage you suffer is the effect of a mistaken memory, a belief that you are separate from the promise. To align with the covenant is to remember who you really are and to let that memory govern your thoughts and feelings. As you deliberately assume the state of the fulfilled promise—feeling, not just hoping—you redraw the inner atmosphere, and the outer world follows. Remembering the covenant is an act of inner creation: you shift your consciousness, and the world witnesses that change as liberation. Hold the conviction: I am the I AM; the covenant is real now; freedom is my present fact.