Inner Covenant, Inner Creation

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville Goddard lens, Hosea’s outward act is a mirror of an inner decision. You, the I AM, choose an inner companion—Gomer as a quality or memory—and hearken to the instantaneous moment of conception: a new idea taking root in consciousness and soon bearing a son, a visible sign of inner revival. The wife denotes a state of loyalty you now accept as covenant with your true self. When you resolve to hold this inner arrangement, the outer world shifts to reflect it: a birth, a sign that a new reality has entered into your life. All events are inner movements; the Father and child are not two persons but two states of the same consciousness, united within you. The act of 'taking' is a revision of self-image, a deliberate alignment with the I AM, and the sense that you are already complete, capable of creation through imagination, and therefore deserving of the fruit that follows from inner loyalty to your word made real.