Inner Covenant: Jeremiah 6:13

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the verse the kingdom is not distant but hidden behind a crowd of wants. The line about covetousness across all ranks reveals that the world you observe is a reflection in your own consciousness. When you hear of greed and deceit you are hearing the voice of a mind convinced of lack. The prophet and the priest are not external men; they are parts of you the faculties that judge and preach all operating under a sense of scarcity. Neville's practice is to reverse this: begin with the assumption that you are the I AM the singular unchanging awareness that is never hungry or deceived. If you feel lack you are identifying with the state that covets; if you feel abundance you are waking to the truth that consciousness creates form. By choosing to feel as though you already possess fullness you revise the inner state and the outer scene follows. See the covetousness as a signal to shift your inner scenery and imagine a scene where you freely give and receive from the I AM that you are.