Heber's Quiet Inner Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Envision Heber not as a separate man, but as a state of consciousness I can enter. Heber, a Kenite by blood but now severed from the old tribe, represents the decision to withdraw allegiance to worn-out stories and to pitch my tent in a new plain of awareness. Zaanaim, the plain, symbolizes a flat field where I can observe thoughts without being bumped by old loyalties; Kedesh, the sacred place, points to a new, holy thought I choose to dwell within. When I revise my inner position, I am not negating others but choosing neutrality that allows fresh impressions to come in and be sifted by love. The presence of God, the I AM, arises as the continuous awareness that I am the one observing, not the reactions I once believed myself to be. So, I plant my tent where insight rests: a calm, receptive margin between past bonds and present possibility. In that space, conflicts soften and cooperation flows, because consciousness has shifted and with it the world that appears to me.