Enoch's Sacred Walk Inner Translation

Neville's Inner Vision

Enoch did not earn a longer life by outward labor; the record reveals a state of consciousness: walking with God. The 'begat' is the birth of ideas; after Methuselah, Enoch held a steady inner posture, a daily choice to align with the I AM. The 300 years are not measurable in city streets but in the depth of inner cultivation, until the ego's boundary dissolves and a new sense of self stands in harmony with God. 'And he was not; for God took him' signals that the separate self yields, and the I AM absorbs the man into higher presence. Your life mirrors this when you stop seeking proof outside and begin assuming the divine vantage point. In Neville's practice, God is not a distant power but the awareness you are. To walk with God is to revise until limitation vanishes, to feel the reality of the I AM already present, and to let the sense of separation disappear into unity. The dream of limitation is undone by a persistent assumption of oneness.