Inner Covenant of Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you the living I AM writes the covenant of mercy. When I say I will be merciful to their unrighteousness, I am not appealing to a distant judge but to the awareness in which I exist. The sins and iniquities I once believed were mine are remembered no more by the I AM that dwells as me. The old covenant—the fear-based set of rules that once governed my thoughts—begins to decay and vanish as I refuse to identify with lack or judgment. The new covenant is not a temple ceremony but a present state of consciousness: the felt sense that I am forgiven, whole, and free in this moment. If I dwell in that field, my past loses its charge and my future is re-scripted by grace rather than guilt. The moment I align with mercy, I see events as signs of release rather than proof of deficiency. Practice humility before this inner law: assume the state of forgiveness, as if it already were true, and watch how my life shifts to harmony and effortless being.