Abram's Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the Bible speaks not of a distant man, but of a state of consciousness named Abram, arising in you when you consent to move your attention from the familiar country of limitation. When God says, Get thee out, it is the act of resigning old identifications and the belief that you are separate from the Source. The land that I will shew thee is not geography but a vivid inner disposition—an imagined terrain where possibilities become real. To say I will make of thee a great nation is to acknowledge you are not a single isolated self, but a growing kingdom of thoughts, feelings, and acts, ready to multiply. And thou shalt be a blessing means your inner prosperity radiates outward, blessing every feeling, relationship, and event. The clause, in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed, tells you that your inner harmony is contagious; your I AM awareness can heal the world by your own revised sense of self. The other lines about blessing those who bless and curses those who curse reveal the law of reciprocity within imagination: align with blessing, and blessing returns.