Hosea 4:1-3 Inner Covenant Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

Your inner world is the land; when you live in a state of truthlessness—the habitual swearing against your true nature, the lies you tell yourself about what you are, the acts born of fear—the inner stream dries, and your world begins to languish. The LORD's controversy with the inhabitants of the land is the clash between an unawakened self and its higher awareness. Truth, mercy, and knowledge of God are not outward rituals but living conditions of consciousness. When these three are absent, the inner life bleeds, and the land mourns; your intuition falters, and the outer signs follow. So this passage invites you to awaken from the dream by changing your assumption. To reverse this, assume a new state: I AM the truth I seek; I dwell in mercy; I know God within. Revise any sense of separation by feeling it real that the covenant is intact now. As you persist in this feeling, the land-bewilderment yields, the sea and beasts return to you, and your life reflects the restored order of your inner knowing.