Inner Lineage Unfolds Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the names are not a chronicle of dead men, but the living movements of your inner I AM. Shammai and Nadab, Nadab and Abishur, Abihail the wife, and the births Ahban and Molid—the verse traces the birth of images in your mind as you tend your inner world. Seled, who dies without children, signals a line that has not been nourished by faith; it is a call to revise the sway of blocked tendencies. When you regard these inner branches, you are watching states of consciousness arise, intermarry, and yield form. The outer life—unity, community, obedience—depends on the fidelity with which you attend to fruitful ideas and allow them to bear fruit in action. The I AM, your eternal presence, is the source; imagination is the loom. By imagining the lineage alive and thriving, you align with a future already present in awareness. Your task is simple: assume the line is flourishing, and revise the moment of Seled’s death into a symbol of a blocked tendency made alive again.