Inner Temple Abundance Unsealed

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the chamber of your own consciousness, the 'house of the LORD' is your awareness, and the materials listed—gold, silver, brass, iron, timber, stone—are the substances of imagination and character you reserve in readiness. The speaker says, in trouble, I have prepared these riches; this reveals that the end you seek is already accomplished in your inner state. Neville's law is simple: you are not at the mercy of outward conditions; you are the I AM, the awareness that breathes the scene into being. When you interpret lack as absence, you betray the power of your imagination; when you claim, in the midst of distress, that you have laid up abundance, you align with the vision that makes it real. The abundance is not a future event; it is the present mood of gratitude and confidence, the conviction that your inner work forms the temple which the world then mirrors. The phrase 'and thou mayest add thereto' invites ongoing creation—continue to supply the inner sanctuary, and the outer life will follow in kind.