Inner Stations of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

To the Goddard ear, these names are not places but states of consciousness. Hashmonah, Moseroth, Benejaakan, Horhagidgad, Jotbathah, Ebronah, Eziongaber are inner stations you visit in imagination. Each departure and encampment marks a shift of feeling, a reorientation of the I AM toward a new sense of being. The Eastern Arc is your mind turning toward dawn, toward trust in Providence. A camp is a mood you choose to dwell in—a belief you hold, an image you sustain. When you pass from one camp to the next, you are practicing inner endurance: remaining steadfast in the conviction that you are guided, supplied, and never alone. The inner guide, your I AM, leads these moves; imagination becomes the vehicle by which circumstances bend to the felt truth of “already done.” Endurance is revision—the patient return to the end you affirm with fresh feeling. The future you hope for is the present you cultivate by keeping faith with the inner promiser.