Inner Land of Unity

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 13:6 reveals, in Neville’s frame, that the land is a state of consciousness and the two households are two centers of attention within that state. Their substance—wealth and assets—are not merely tokens of possession but vibrations of inward conviction. When the inner sense of plenty becomes dense, the field cannot accommodate two separate fears or separations; unity is mirrored as physical separation. The remedy is not to carve the land but to revise the inner assumption. Return to the I AM as the sole proprietor of your world, and assume that you dwell together in one consciousness. See the land as one living womb that supports all without sacrifice and without competition. Feel the feeling of harmonious abundance as if it is already true; imagine one home, one provision, and one shared destiny in which all are included. When you hold that unity in imagination and in the steady mood of gratitude, the outer scene migrates toward reconciliation and common plenty—exactly what the verse intimates.