Inner Covenant Reclaimed

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that when Leviticus speaks of despising statutes, it is not a decree about a distant code, but a statement about your inner life. The 'statutes' are states of consciousness you accept as real for yourself; 'judgments' are your inner evaluations that color your feelings and choices; 'commandments' are the steady acts of your inner will; and the 'covenant' is your ongoing agreement with the I AM, the awareness you live as. If you despise these, if you turn from your inner laws, you widen the gap between your awareness and its power, and life patterns begin to falter. Now imagine that you are always keeping every inner commandment, that your soul remains loyal to the law of your own I AM. In this vision, statute and judgment are not external threats but your own clarity returning to itself. The moment you revise “not now” into “I always align,” you restore the covenant and your experience follows the inner law you name. Practice is the discipline of rising into that state and dwelling there until life itself reflects the alignment you have assumed.