Inner Union of Jacob and Rachel

Neville's Inner Vision

Jacob's love for Rachel is a single, unwavering state of consciousness. His vow to serve seven years is an inner contract with the image of his beloved, the I AM using imagination to shape reality. The seven years become the rhythm of faith, the disciplined feeling that within the mind the outer form must yield to the inner truth. The feast and the late-night switch symbolize appearances that tempt the imagination to misread the situation; Leah's presence is the outer theater that tests your fidelity to the inner assumption. Yet the inner law cannot be dodged; the surface is only the stage on which the mind learns to hold its purpose. In time, the true wife—Rachel—emerges as the fulfilled state, when consciousness has reconciled the impression with its essential wholeness. What you seek is not a chase of events but a steadfast realization that you already possess the fulfillment within your I AM. The outer world aligns with your inward state when you persist in imagining the completion.