Inner Wealth and Temple Song

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the navy of Hiram as the inward currents of your mind sailing to the far realm of Ophir. The gold and almug trees are inner riches and faculties—resources already in your consciousness awaiting recognition. The pillars symbolize anchors for the house of the LORD within you, the steady columns of awareness; the harps and psalteries are the harmonies of feeling and imagination by which your inner life expresses truth. The line about ‘no such almug trees’ serves as a cue to revision: you are not lacking, you simply haven’t acknowledged the abundance that your imagination already provides. When you mentally furnish your temple with these elements, you align with the flow of prosperity and beauty, and you discover that external displays mirror your inner state. Your true wealth is the state of consciousness you affirm here and now, not the ships' cargo alone, and the I AM within you reveals abundance as you revise belief.