Inner Lineage of Japhlet

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader, the names Pasach, Bimhal, and Ashvath are not external persons but the three distinct activities of your own mind—three children springing from the father of your awareness, Japhlet. The verse speaks of a line of offspring, yet in Neville’s interpretation the line is the stream of your inner life: thoughts, loves, and actions that arise from the one consciousness you call I AM. When you identify with the 'children,' you realize you are not waiting for the world to change; you are the source from which all change flows. Pasach might represent the open, passing breeze of ideas; Bimhal the tender, intimate feelings that bind people in unity; Ashvath the practical capacities through which you express purpose. They are the present proof that your inner kingdom is active, that the Father-state (Japhlet’s begetter) is expressing through names and forms. By assuming that these are your own children, you soften separation and invite unity. In that assumption, you reveal that God is not out there but within your own awareness, the I AM, which births and maintains every being and event you perceive.