Sharing Wealth, Shaping Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Your soul is not separate from the world of wealth; the command to seek another's wealth is a discipline of the mind, not a denial of life. When you hear 'let no man seek his own', you are being asked to withdraw your attention from a locked briefcase of self, and to open your inner estate to the neighbor's well-being. Wealth appears in your life as a mirror of your inner state. If you imagine yourself as the I AM that liberates resources for another, you are not denying yourself—you're aligning with the universal flow. The other person's abundance is a sign of your own readiness to share; as you cultivate the feeling that prosperity is a shared field, your inner psychology shifts from limitation to plenitude, and circumstances begin to respond accordingly. Practice seeing yourself as the communion of consciousness in which the neighbor's prosperity is real to you. Your act of generosity becomes the inner condition that draws supply toward you, a natural consequence of your new state.