Bought Back to Wholeness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the act as an inner drama, not a history lesson. 'Fifteen pieces of silver' and 'an homer of barley' become currencies of your inner life—time, attention, faith, and daily nourishment. When you say 'I bought her to me,' you are affirming that your inner beloved—your wholeness, your covenant state—belongs to you now. This is not about remodeling another person but reclaiming a fragment of consciousness by faithful alignment with your inner law. The price you pay is the cost of awakened awareness; the silver is the sufficiency of the I AM, the barley the bread of daily practice. By paying, you restore the covenant with your deepest self and step into a state of unity. Your outer life then reflects that inward restoration; relationships, health, and purpose align with the renewed sense of belonging. Remember: God is I AM, and imagination creates reality. Redemption is a present mastery of consciousness, not a distant event.