Inner Law Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

On the inner screen of your consciousness, the command to remember the law is a summons to preserve the order of your own being. The 'law of Moses' is not a dead code in Horeb but the living architecture of your I AM—your constant awareness that keeps covenant with truth. If you imagine yourself as already whole, faithful, and holy, you are not obeying an external statute but aligning your inner state with the pattern that generates form. The people in Malachi are urged to bring the statutes into daily experience; so too you must incarnate the thought of the law, feel its judgments and statutes as a steady inner weather, and let outward events reflect that covenant. The moment you remember and dwell in that law as your own sentient order, you are choosing to live by the covenant of holiness. In Neville's terms you revise lack by affirming that your I AM orders your life through immutable inner laws, and you watch as life rearranges to mirror that decree.