Inner Voice, Outer Blessing

Neville's Inner Vision

Rebekah's line is a doorway into your inner world. The 'curse' is not a doom but a belief your present self assumes; when you say, 'Upon me be thy curse,' you are surrendering fear to the deeper, governing I AM and placing trust in the inner vision. 'Only obey my voice' becomes the decisive moment: you commit to the inner assumption that the wish is already true. The outward act of fetching what she wants mirrors the practical steps you take to manifest a state in consciousness. Obedience to the inner voice aligns your actions with the fulfilled state, dissolving the sense of lack as you persist in feeling the truth of your blessing. In this scene, you are invited to revise limitation by embracing the inner directive rather than external appearances. Remember: the I AM in you is the sovereign authority; the curse dissolves as you more steadfastly hold the belief that your blessing is already here.