Unbreakable Covenant of Peace

Neville's Inner Vision

Take Noah's waters as a symbol of the unchanging promise seated in your own awareness. The line 'I would not be wroth with thee' is not about correcting an outside world; it is a disclosure of the I AM within you, the self that never leaves your mercy. When the mountains depart and the hills be removed in your waking scene, know that the covenant of peace remains fixed because your awareness remains intact. The outer scenery may change, but your inner governor—the God who has mercy on thee—stays, and therefore so does kindness. See that forgiveness and compassion are not acts from above, but the active state you assume and dwell in. If a thought arises that contradicts peace, revise it to align with the inner covenant; imagine the waters of Noah circulating as your steady rhythm, keeping the earth of your mind from being overwhelmed. This is not theory; it is your practical realization that the covenant of peace is your natural condition, unaltered by circumstance.