Inner Name and Eternal Memorial

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville reading, the LORD God of your fathers is not a distant title but your current state of awareness. Moses is told to carry the same proclamation to the people, and you are invited to hear that 'name' as your own I AM. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob becomes the living memory upon which you lean in every moment—an inner constant that persists through generations of doubt, fear, and change. When you say 'hath sent me unto you,' you are acknowledging that your inner state is the agent of appearance: consciousness sends forth itself as form, circumstance, and opportunity. 'This is my name forever' is not a relic but a present-tense invitation: the I AM that you awaken to is eternal, unaltered by circumstance. And 'this is my memorial unto all generations' means you may renew this awareness in every generation of your life—the you that fears can be transformed into the you that remembers. The spiritual becomes practical; the eternal name becomes a workable posture of mind under any condition.