Remembering God, Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose the Lord is the I AM within, and forgetting Him is the moment you turn awareness away from the altar of your own consciousness. When you cast God behind you, you unleash a flood of images—desires and attachments, and 'lewdness' and 'whoredoms' as emblems of worship of self-made idols. These inner images do not exist apart from you; they are your current state of consciousness acting as if real. Ezekiel warns that such neglect cannot escape the cost of living from those self-made standards. Yet in this moment you can reverse the order: assume the presence you seek as if it already is your natural state. The sense of separation dissolves as you dwell in the I AM, imagining you are complete, whole, and faithful to your inner covenant. Your outward climate shifts as you revise the memory of forgetfulness into a remembered trust, where every thought and feeling is an act of worship directed to the one Father within.