Inner Covenant at the Mount

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner stage, the mount represents a heightened field of awareness. The sacrifice is not a ritual blood but the moment when you lay down attachment to outcomes and identify with the I AM that animates all. The bread shared among the brethren stands for the communion of your faculties—will, imagination, feeling—when they meet in a single desire. The night spent on the mount is the lingering stillness in awareness where old fears soften and faith becomes tangible. Laban, the elder self who guards appearances, waking in the dawn and blessing, illustrates how the old self can recognize and bless the new alignment rather than resist it. When Laban departs, it signals the integration of the past into a higher loyalty: you carry the blessing into ordinary life, not separation. This is true worship: a recognition that God is the I AM within and between all your relationships, and that your loyalty to unity is the law by which you live. The scene invites you to cultivate gratitude, forgiveness, and steady faith as your covenant with life.