Mamre Presence Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, the LORD's appearance is not a distant event but the moment your consciousness becomes aware of itself. Mamre is the plains of your awareness, the flat, open field where old conditions can be seen without fear. The heat of the day describes the fever of everyday thought—fuss, worry, and distraction—yet at the tent door, Abraham maintains a space of quiet attention. When you inhabit that space, the I AM—God within you—steps forward as a felt presence, not a person arriving from without. The three visitors, if you follow the fuller Genesis account, symbolize arising states of consciousness, but in your practice the essential fact is: you are seen by the I AM, and your covenant is kept as you trust the inward occurrence. The appearance is a movement within—awareness awakening to itself—so faith and trust become practical acts. As you persist in saying, 'I am,' you invite the same visitation into your day, dissolving separation and proving that reality follows imagination.