Where Art Thou: The Inner Call

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theater, the call 'Where art thou?' becomes the I AM asking for your present state. The garden is your current mental landscape, and Adam’s fear and hiding symbolize the ego’s recoil when consciousness forgets its oneness. The garden is your mental climate; nakedness marks vulnerability outside the unity with God. There is no external judge; the 'God' who speaks is the living I AM you always are. The remedy is to revise your internal state, not your exterior scene: assume you are already where the voice implies—in presence, complete, and seen. Answer, “Here I am,” and feel that you are returned to the unity that never left. When you dwell in that inner conviction, fear dissolves, and the appearance of separation yields to a bright sense of I AM awakening in every aspect of life.