Blessing Hands Inner Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, Genesis 48:13–14 reveals your consciousness arranging its own blessings. Ephraim in the right hand and Manasseh in the left symbolize two aspects of your self—the future, vibrant and unseen, and the rooted outward life. When Israel (your I AM) stretches out the right hand to Ephraim, he affirms the inner favor, the birthright that consciousness assigns to the newer awareness rather than the old order. The hand’s placement is not about biology, but about how you govern your inner state: you can bless the unexpected young capacity of your mind, granting it precedence over the familiar elder habit. The elder's place remains, yet the blessing flows according to inner truth and promise, not outward birthright. The word wittingly is a summons to deliberate imagination—carefully guiding your attention to what you intend to become, not what seems due to you by habit. So, invoke the I AM to lay hold of Ephraim’s head, feel the assurance of a higher order, and watch as your life follows the inner order you have approved.