Inner Covenant Caution

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the outer garment as a symbol for the pledge you are tempted to lay on a stranger. In this light, 'surety' is not a deed done to another, but a state you entertain within your own mind. To pledge for a 'strange woman' is to project lack and fear into the very fabric of your life. The I AM—God within—is the sole security you can trust; any belief that you must bind yourself to another's fate arises from lack consciousness. When you notice the urge to guarantee someone else, pause and revise: you are not owed or required to secure another's path; you are called to secure your own inner wealth by alignment with your true being. Feel that your awareness provides for you here and now, and let your imagination move toward prudent discernment rather than financial or moral entanglement. As you dwell in this truth, outer circumstances shift to reflect a steadier inner state. The garment drops away, and you are free to act with wisdom, compassion, and responsibility, confident that your inner provision governs outcomes more surely than any pledge ever could.