Inner City of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Cain’s action in Genesis 4:17 is a vivid demonstration that the outer world obeys the inner state you assume. In Neville’s view, the city Cain builds is not merely a town but the outer footprint of a decided inner order. He names the city after his son Enoch, sealing the inner movement into form; this shows that a living idea, once named and felt, becomes space you can enter in your life. The wife and the birth of Enoch symbolize faculties of imagining taking root and producing concrete outcomes. When you use your imagination to “build a city” in your mind, you are not fleeing reality but reorganizing your consciousness. The I AM, your timeless awareness, rests as you dwell in that imagined scene; you become it by feeling it real. The act of naming—the city after Enoch—illustrates the power of clear, persistent intention. Inner creation precedes outward experience; the inner city invites you to live from the state you assume. So practice the revision of your inner scenes until the felt sense of your desired order arises as natural as breath.