Hebron Rest: Caleb's Inner Inheritance

Neville's Inner Vision

To Joshua’s story I tune the ear of consciousness: Hebron is not a place on a map but the state of awareness where your I AM dwells in perfect rest. Caleb represents a man who did not bargain with fear or doubt, but wholly followed the LORD, the I AM within, until inner conviction becomes external order. The renaming from Kirjath-arba signals a shift in belief: you change the name you give to your inner world by choosing a different belief about who you are. When you align with the divine principle and refuse to entertain warlike movements of doubt, the land of your experience rests from war because you no longer fight against yourself. The inheritance is not a thing to obtain but a state to inhabit, the peace that arises when imagination is united with truth. Practice this: assume you are already in Hebron, that your desire is fulfilled, and feel the quiet strength of the LORD sustaining you as your own awareness. Your inner geography becomes the outer landscape.