Inner Wells of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 26:19-22 unfolds not merely as a tale of land and water, but as a map of the inner terrain. The wells are not stones sunk in earth but states of consciousness awaiting expression. Isaac’s servants digging in the valley represents the stir of awareness seeking release; the strife with the herdsmen mirrors the clamor of old beliefs that water is scarce, not free to flow from within. When names like Esek and Sitnah are spoken, we hear the language of limitation—names that mark disputes rather than resolution. Yet the final discovering and naming of Rehoboth—'the Lord hath made room for us'—speaks to a shift of awareness: space opens up in the mind where one can be fruitful. The true water comes from I AM, the living Presence within, not from external possession. So, in your practice, see every assertion of struggle as a thought trying to drink from your inner stream. Hold fast to the conviction that abundance is already provided by the I AM within you, and that room is created as you align with that Presence. Your world mirrors your inner well; revision births room; feeling it real completes the flow.