Ishi and the Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the inner screen you are told to witness a change of allegiance within your own consciousness. Baali stands for limited you-ness, the habit of worshiping images that pretend to define who you are. Ishi names God as the intimate I AM, the steady husband of your soul with whom you are eternally aligned. When the Lord says, 'you shall call me Ishi,' it is not a distant ritual but a reshaping of your inner state—an assumption that your life is a covenant belonging to one eternal God-in-you. The phrase 'they shall no more be remembered by their name' indicates that the idol memories lose their power as you stop feeding them attention; you stop repeating their stories in your mind. The day spoken of is your awakening from the trance of external idols into the communion of consciousness where God is I AM, and you are the living expression of that I AM. This is the true worship: not service rendered to a statue, but fidelity to your own inner divinity and its unshakable covenant.