Inner Call: The Soul's Home Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the scene is a teaching about your inner vocation. The man’s offer to follow is not merely a plan for travel but a declaration of a state of consciousness; the Son of Man who has no where to lay his head is the awakened self that travels light when aligned with God. Foxes have holes and birds have nests, Jesus says, yet you need no roof when you know you are always home in the divine presence. The outer world offers nothing that can satisfy the soul’s journey; your true address is the awareness in which all conditions arise and dissolve. Your work, your vocation, and your faithfulness are not earned by external security but by the fidelity of your inner state—trust that the imagination is the ship and the I AM is the captain. When you identify with the inner Son of Man, you discover that supply follows the inner vision and the appearance of homelessness becomes a doorway to the wider mission of witnessing through love, obedience, and faithfulness toward a life lived within.