Abram's Inner Covenant Journey

Neville's Inner Vision

Your call to Abram is your call to a new self. God is the I AM, not a distant person; the command Get thee out of thy country is the decision to move your center of attention from old identifications to a larger sense of self. The land that I will shew thee is the inner landscape you are about to inhabit by assumption. The blessing— I will make of thee a great nation, I will bless thee, and thou shalt be a blessing— speaks of the radiance you awaken when you dwell in that I AM. The consequence, 'in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed,' is the truth you realize when you see your own consciousness as the root of all events: as you imagine, you bless others. Abram departs 'as the LORD had spoken,' meaning your inner light moves when you accept the inner word. Passing through the land and coming into the land of Canaan, you traverse states of consciousness in your imagination, until the I AM appears within you, saying, Unto thy seed will I give this land: realize that you already stand in it. Build your altar—a moment of acknowledgement—here and now to remind you of the presence.