The Covenant's Inner Stand

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, Ezekiel speaks to your inner life, not a political tale alone. The king of Babylon arriving in Jerusalem is the dominating idea that seeks to subdue your old self. When rulers are taken and carried away, your familiar self loses its throne, and a new inner order begins to govern. The king’s seed is your deepest conviction, the seed of faith that must be bound by a covenant—an unwavering decision to align with the new state of consciousness you declare. The oath signifies your loyalty to this inner government; the mighty of the land symbolize the strongest impulses that once ruled you, now humbled and placed in submission. The kingdom is brought low to steady your purpose, so you remember the covenant and stand by it. In Neville’s practice, the outer world is the visible echo of your inner state; nothing changes until you assume the feeling of the fulfilled inner reality. So declare, feel, and persist: I am the ruler of this inner realm, and the covenant I keep now makes the kingdom stand.