The Inner Heir of Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

In Genesis 15:3 the scene is not a genealogical tally but a map of consciousness. The 'seed' Abram longs for is not a physical child but the living idea planted in awareness. When he says, Behold, to me thou hast given no seed, he names a state of mind that has not yet conceived itself. The heir born in his house represents a belief that life must come by external conditions. Yet God—the I AM within—crafts reality through imagination. To reinterpret is to revise the scene from lack to realization: make the seed internal, imagine your future as already present, and feel it as real. Then the inner heir steps from the background into the foreground, not by proof but by shifts in awareness. You awaken to the truth that you are the parent of your own seed in imagination; your life follows the state you assume. True faith is trust in the I AM's power to birth forms, not in external timing.