The Inner Path Without a Home

Neville's Inner Vision

To the scribe, Jesus is naming a state of consciousness. The foxes have holes, and the birds of the air have nests; yet the Son of Man has no fixed dwelling because his head—the awareness that he truly is—does not rest in brick and street. The word 'head' is symbolic: your center of self, your ruling idea. If you rest your security in a physical home, you limit your following to outer conditions. But if you embrace the inner order—that you are the I AM, always guided by divine illumination—then 'where you go' becomes wherever consciousness is led. The scribe’s offer is the seed of faith; the teaching is to revise every limitation by assuming the mind that already knows it is cared for by God. Imagination is the wind in your sails; feeling it real is the current that moves you through weather. So the true journey is inward, and the outer landscape will shift to match the inner state.