Inner Treasures, Outer Stewardship

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the king’s wealth and storehouses are not distant powers but inner expressions of your own consciousness. Azmaveth over the treasures and Jehonathan over the storehouses symbolize the two guards you maintain within your mind—the attention that guards your desires and the memory that stores your provisions of experience. When you accept that the treasury is a state of awareness rather than a purse, you begin to see that provision follows the clarity of your inner state. The army of fields, cities, villages, and castles are the many departments of your life that require orderly distribution—your choices, habits, and values. Providence shows up as the practical arrangement of these inner faculties, not an external accident. By assuming the feeling that you already possess the abundance you seek, you align your inner stewards to organize and release supply according to your present sense of self. In this way, the outer world mirrors the inner arrangement, and you walk in fullness.