Inner Border Of Your Land

Neville's Inner Vision

Whatever the physical borders signify, they reveal the way you compose your mind. The eastern border from Hazarenan to Shepham, the descent toward the sea of Chinnereth, then to the Jordan—these lines are not geographic so much as the contour of your interior territory. In Neville's psychology, 'land' is your state of being, and the 'coasts' are the habitual patterns you allow around your sense of self. When you acknowledge the covenant—the I AM awareness that you are one with creation—you become steward of that inner land. To abide in loyalty is to refuse encroachment of fear and lack, to tend unity within your community of self, family of beliefs, and the shared field of imagination. The borders described are a call to claim responsibility for what you dwell in and what you exclude. Imagination is the mapmaker; your imagination draws the borders as you revise your sense of identity, direction, and purpose. The act of naming, in the I AM, seals the boundary and invites abundance to flow along the lines you hold, not along the lines others draw for you.