Knowledge, Covenant, and Inner Shame

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Hosea, the cry is not a distant judgment but a mirror of your own inner state. My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge becomes: you are not at home in your awareness, you have forgotten you are the I AM, the living law. When you reject knowledge, you reject the power to govern your inner state, and you erect a hollow priesthood within you, forgetting the law of thy God—the universal order that orders thoughts, feelings, and outcomes. The inner notice does not accuse but invites revision. As they were increased, so they sinned against me speaks to multiplying outward identities without inner alignment. The more you multiply outward conditions, the more you drift from your truth, and the glory of your true nature is turned to shame in your experiences. Yet this is a call to awaken: return to the inner law as your personal discipline, feel it real as already done, and your 'children'—the fruits of your consciousness—will remember you as the source of light.