Inner Lineage and The Divide

Neville's Inner Vision

Arphaxad, Salah, Eber, Peleg, and Joktan are not distant ancestors but inner states moving through my mind. Eber’s two sons symbolize opposite dispositions arising in awareness: Peleg, the sense of division, and Joktan, the path beyond division. When the text says the earth was divided in Peleg’s days, I hear a moment when consciousness splits into parts, creating a landscape of choices within me. Yet the lineage persists because the I AM, my unchanging awareness, remains intact. I am the author of this genealogy; imagination is my instrument and reality follows the feelings I dwell upon. By recognizing division as a signal rather than a threat, I can realign these fragments toward a higher wholeness. The inner world thus becomes a field for deliberate creation, where one can revise the story by holding to the sense of oneness and letting that sense permeate every thought. In Neville’s method, fear or separation can be invited to dissolve as I live from the I AM and imagine the whole.