Inside the Covenant's Reckoning

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the psalm is not a history but a portrait of your inner life. The nation within is your state of consciousness, and the sword is the mind's quarrels when you forget the I AM. The fire that consumes the young and the barring of marriage are the energies of life that have not been harmonized by loving attention. The priests fallen by the sword point to inner guidance neglected, while the widows who lament reveal desires left without nurturing by awareness. In Neville's language, every scene is a law of imagining: you have created it, and you can un-create it by shifting to a new state. To reverse the scene, you must dwell in the I AM as ruler of your inner environment, feel the presence of justice and mercy, and revise the narrative from limitation to abundance, feel it real. When you persist in this assumption, the outer form follows, exile gives way to return, and your wholeness is restored.