Blessing of Abram Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Abram as the state of consciousness you may awaken within. The blessing spoken by Melchizedek is not a historical pronouncement, but an inner declaration that the Most High—your I AM awareness—possesses heaven and earth in your mind. When you accept this, you enter Providence and Grace, a covenant loyalty where your inner life governs your outward world. To say, Blessed be Abram, is to acknowledge that you are already blessed by the reality you imagine, not by chance. The Most High is not a distant ruler, but the living awareness that animates every thought and feeling. To claim possession of heaven and earth is to affirm that your assumptions create your experiences. Sit with that feeling: imagine a blessing pronounced over you, feel the weight of that truth until it becomes your felt reality. Then observe how inner shifts begin aligning circumstances; your world responds to the inner decree.