Inner Relocation of Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Ehud in this passage is a state of consciousness within you; Geba and Manahath are inner places where your beliefs and habits reside. To remove them means you rearrange your mental geography, freeing the lineage of your mind to birth fresh expressions. When you witness these inner moves, you are reminded that your I AM can relocate old patterns and establish new faculties within the chamber of your heart. The naming of Uzza and Ahihud signals the birth of durable inner powers: a steadiness that supports decisive action and a light that perceives truth. This is not about outward history but about conscious revision: you shift attention, redefine what governs the self, and permit new relationships within your inner family. By choosing to relocate the 'heads of the fathers' you dissolve inherited limitations and align with a present awareness that creates form in the seen world. As you hold this vision, feel gratitude for the freedom of inner rearrangement and acknowledge that your entire self is being rewritten by your present assumption.