Keturah's Inner Lineage

Neville's Inner Vision

This passage is not a historical record to be memorized but a map of your inner life. Jokshan, Sheba, Dedan, and Midian’s sons are inner states—habits of thought, feelings, loyalties, and capacities—that arise from a single root: Keturah, the fertile ground of your consciousness. When the line ends with All these were the children of Keturah, you are being told there is unity beneath multiplicity: one life, many expressions. In Neville’s terms, every outward variation is a manifestation of the I AM present here and now. The mind that believes in separation sees distinct names; the awareness that God dwells within recognizes these names as branches of the same living tree. By holding to the assumption that you are the source of all inner movement, you soften judgment and invite harmony among your faculties, relationships, and desires. The presence of God becomes the felt sense of One Life animating every facet of your experience, guiding and sustaining each form as a child of the same Father. Providence appears as the natural alignment of states when you refuse to separate what the I AM has unified.