Inner Covenant of the Land

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theater of your mind, the land is the field of your awareness and the sabbath is the rest of alignment. When you forget the covenant, your inner atmosphere becomes desolate, chasing external rituals instead of resting in I AM. But as you assume you are the I AM who remembers the everlasting covenant, the land of your consciousness returns to its sacred sabbath, because you have remembered God as the I within. The verse invites a turn from external law to inward recognition: your states of consciousness are the soil, and imagination is the tilling. By assuming that you have already kept the covenant within, you become the keeper of the land and its sabbaths. Let the memory of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob operate as your inner law. As you dwell in that memory, sensation and circumstance rearrange to match the covenant you now acknowledge.