Covenant Vision in Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, Abram is you, and the divided beasts are the steadfast positions of your I AM. The ritual act is a present-tense illustration: you split a belief the way you divide the sacrifice, affirming that its reality cannot be negotiable to fear or appetite. The birds that press down on the carcases are the persistent doubts and impulses that seek to claim the outcome before its time. Yet Abram’s act of driving them away is the inner discipline of maintaining the vision, refusing to surrender the covenant to appearances. When you stand in this moment, you are the custodian of a promise already true in your inner kingdom; the ceremony symbolizes fidelity to the original assurance, not to outward form. Your awareness—the I AM—chooses to honor the covenant by withholding interference and by holding the image of the outcome against every sense-delivery to doubt. Persist in the assumption, and the external sign follows as surely as night follows day.