Genesis Inner Covenant: Esau's Wives

Neville's Inner Vision

Esau’s decision to take Judith and Bashemath is not a matter of geography but a symbol of a state of consciousness misaligned with the divine covenant. In Neville’s terms, those two names are inner images you have accepted as real—habits of mind and attachments—that grind against the I AM within Isaac and Rebekah’s perception of you. The grief experienced by the parents marks the friction between your present acts and your true alignment with God’s plan. Remember: God is not external to you; God is the I AM awareness that can revise any scene. Your present life can be altered by a simple shift of assumption: you affirm that you are already in covenant with your higher self, and that your relationships reflect that inner union. As you dwell in that realized state, the mental scene reforms, and the outer world follows.