Inner Covenant of Self Unfolding

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville’s language, the characters are states of consciousness. Shechem’s declaration to Hamor is not a simple bargain but the mind petitioning the inner authority to acknowledge a new state of being. The damsel is symbolic of a quality you wish to wed within your inner kingdom, and Hamor represents the established beliefs that must consent to change. When you enter the scene, you see that the proposal is the soul’s readiness to form a covenant, to merge the desired state with your present self. The true magic lies in the inner consent—that this new quality is already true in imagination and is being invited to take up residence within you. As you hold this vision and dwell in the feeling of its reality, your thoughts, emotions, and circumstances align to reflect the covenant you have formed with the I AM within you, making the outward world obey the inward union.