Inner Covenant Kept Echoes

Neville's Inner Vision

All this is come upon us—this outer storm of events—yet it is the language of my own consciousness, a chapter in the life of the I AM. The 'us' is not a separate nation; it is the inner I that experiences, believes, and feels. The verse says: we have not forgotten thee; we have not withdrawn our attention from the One Presence that gives meaning to every moment. In Neville's terms, the covenant is the inner agreement that I and God are one, and that the divine order prevails when I align with that principle. The fear or fatigue that arises is simply a suggestion of the senses, not the truth of my state. By choosing to remember the covenant—refusing to abandon the assumption of God's ever-present reality—I revise the situation. I dwell in the awareness that God is the only reality, and my life is the working of that reality through me. When I feel the pressure of circumstance, I repeat internally: I am in covenant, I am the I AM, and this covenant cannot be broken.