At first glance, the focus of Inner Land seems to be the cultivation of the spiritual life. This would be misleading. Eberhard Arnold writes: "The only thing that could justify withdrawing into the inner self to escape today’s confusing, hectic whirl would be that fruitfulness is enriched by it. It is a question of gaining within, through unity with the eternal powers, that strength of character which is ready to be tested in the stream of the world." Inner Land, then, calls us not to passivity, but to action. It opens our eyes to the possibilities of that “inner land of the invisible” where we can find the clarity of vision we need to win the daily battle that is life.