Silent Consent of the Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, Numbers 30:11 speaks of the inner law, where the state of consciousness grants consent. The husband is the inner will, the silent judge who does not resist when you decide. A vow is a fixed mental state, a decision you anchor in your mind. When this inner authority hears and remains quiet, it does not veto; it confirms. Then every vow you form stands because you have not contradicted it with inner resistance. The bonds with which you bind your soul are not external chains but your own ideas of limitation. Therefore, the moment you assume the state of commitment and align with it through the I AM presence, the vow becomes real and self-sustaining. Your outer life will reflect this inner alignment as sure as a garden follows the sun. The law is faithfulness to your inward decision, not the pressure of opinion. Practice: dwell in the feeling that you are already in possession of the fulfilled vow; revise any thought that denies it; permit the silent inner consent to govern.