Inner Conspiracy, Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Jeremiah's lament, you hear the echo of a secret council whispering in the chambers of your own consciousness. The people turn to other gods - images of fear, scarcity, or approval - and forget that God is the I AM you awaken to when you refuse the old thoughts. The conspiracy is not out there; it is the habit of the old forefathers you still carry as if you needed them for your safety. This is where the true covenant shatters or stands. When you identify with the universal I AM, the inner allegiance shifts from dependency on recognized symbols to belonging to a living, present awareness. The other gods are beliefs that bind you to separation, lack, or struggle; your task is to revise them by recognizing you already live under the one covenant of love, now. The moment you imagine yourself faithful to that I AM, the outer signs align with a new inner state. The verse invites you to awaken from sleep and claim your unity with God within.