Many Minds, One Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezra’s line, I hear the inner multitude—not bodies but states of consciousness clashing with the covenant. The 'time of much rain' is the storm of doubt, habit, and external worry. 'We are not able to stand' because the mind has not yet accepted the one standing pillar: I AM. It is not a matter of one day or two, but of a turning, a revision of the self. The many have transgressed in this thing; that is the inner evidence that the old conditions still claim authority. Your task is to revise the sense of self into one loyal to the Covenant, to practice obedience and faithfulness by feeling, imagining, and acting from that assured state. Repentance here is turning your attention from the old error to the new inner law; holiness and separation are mental decisions to affirm the I AM as the only reality. When you live from that inner alignment, the rain subsides, and you stand upright in your covenant.