Inner Covenant Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, the scene is a drama of inner states. The 'far country' is not a distant land but a distant condition of mind you have entertained—perhaps a longing for security, harmony, or allegiance to a belief you barely own. The camp at Gilgal stands for your current awareness where decisions are born from imagination. The request for a league is your subconscious proposing a covenant with a new self—an agreement to align with a state you desire to inhabit. When Joshua and the elders say, 'make ye a league with us,' they answer the inner assumption you have allowed to gain traction. The choice to accept or refuse the covenant is the choice to identify with your future feeling in the present. The real power is the I AM, the unshakable awareness that cannot be swayed by appearances. If you accept the league, you commit to living in the feeling of that state; if you resist, you reinforce your present condition. Remember: imagination creates form, and loyalty to an inner truth sustains transformation.