Inner Departure To Seir

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville perspective, Esau's outward departure is not about geography but the movement of an inner state toward its chosen direction. Esau personifies a part of your self that has finished its season of preparation and is now stepping onto a path aligned with its promise. The return toward Seir signals that the old state is allowed to go its own way while the I AM—your true awareness—remains unaffected, ready to fulfill the next chapter you have already imagined. In this light, Jacob's welcome is the impression your awareness makes upon itself, the recognition that both reconciliation and separation are acts of the same life flowing through you. Providence and guidance are not external forces but the natural consequence of assuming a present tense reality. When you hold in mind the end you desire with sufficient enough feeling, the outer picture shifts to match, and the old self quietly steps aside to let the new one pass.