Inner Kin and Divine Birth

Neville's Inner Vision

Let us enter the consciousness where every outward lineage in Chronicles is a map of your inner life. Heber stands for a state of awareness that makes a birth in the heart—birth of new qualities: Japhlet, Shomer, Hotham, Shua. Each name stands for a function of your I AM: Japhlet as vigilant order; Shomer as guard and keeper of your dawn; Hotham as inner habitation; Shua, the sister, as the feminine principle—balance, receptivity, unity within the whole. The appearance of a sister indicates that even the feminine aspect, often overlooked in the outer story, is an essential companion to consciousness, ensuring harmony and dignity (Imago Dei) in the house of the mind. Providence is not an external hand but the orderly movement of your states as you choose to entertain them. In your night-thinking, you can revise any sense of disconnection by embracing these inner beings as kin; you are not a lonely patriarch but the family-sired I AM, weaving unity from disparate aspects. When you acknowledge that these children arise from your awareness, you align with the law that consciousness creates form, and your house is established in peace.