Inner Union Births Attai

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, Sheshan had no sons, yet a daughter and a servant mingle in his house. In this system, the outer record mirrors the inner theater of consciousness: a daughter is a noble state of feeling, a desire or tenderness; the servant is a habitual pattern long seated in the mind. When the I AM—your living awareness—consents to this union, Attai is born. Attai stands as the fruit of a right inner marriage, not a physical heir produced by mere blood but a new quality of life arising from the fusion of state with habit. The appearance of lack—the absence of a son—becomes the invitation to revise the inner line of thought, to allow a different union to take form. So the path is simple: assume you already birthed Attai by the union of the proper inner states. Your world will manifest not by force but by the natural fruit of imagination joined with disciplined feeling. Remember: the outward event is the echo of the inward act, and you are the I AM that births Attai now.