I Am a Sojourner: Resting Place

Neville's Inner Vision

Let Abraham stand not as a relic of ancient times but as the inner state of your consciousness in the midst of appearances. He says, I am a stranger and a sojourner with you, not to confess defeat but to declare that a place of rest exists within. The burying place he seeks is not a cemetery but a fixed state of mind where the dead past and fear can be laid out of sight. The loyalty of the covenant appears as unwavering trust in the I AM within, a trust that makes possible a lasting resting place for your life. When you adopt this inner posture, you act as if the world is listening to your claim, and the world answers with new opportunities, rest, and continuity. You are not wandering toward possession; you are awakening to the truth that you are the space of awareness itself, the claim, and the keeper of your own inner rest.