Inner Inheritance Of Zelophehad's Daughters

Neville's Inner Vision

Zelophehad's lack of a son does not deny him an inheritance; the daughters are named heirs, signaling that the true property is not land alone but the state of consciousness that owns it. In the inner court of your life, the absence you fear is simply a first impression of lack. The I AM, your present awareness, can speak and decree that you are a rightful possessor. When you hear the names Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, Tirzah, receive them as facets of your own readiness to claim what belongs to you by divine right. They stand for qualities you cultivate in imagination until the sense of possession becomes natural. You do not beg for windfalls; you assume them as already given, and the external world must respond to your inner law. The text thus teaches you that justice is a state of consciousness, not a service of circumstance. So dwell in the consciousness of ownership, and let your assumption revise any sense of lack until it feels true in the I AM.