Veil Of Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Rebekah’s eyes rise to the field where Isaac stands, and that meeting is the moment your inner state recognizes the state it desires. The veil is not denial of the beloved, but the creation of a fresh self-image in the light of the I AM. When the servant identifies Isaac as master, she consents to a new story about herself, covering her face as if to say, I am now the woman who belongs in this union, not the old self who stood in waiting. The act of dismounting from the camel signals a turning away from old modes and stepping into a guiding, inner administration. The veil seals the commitment in consciousness, so the inner governor can conduct the meeting without interference from prior doubts. This scene invites you to trust the imagination, to acknowledge that the state you desire is already present when you turn your attention to it. By choosing the I AM as your governing sense, you align your inner dispositions with the outer appearance of fulfillment.