Inner Wealth: Gifts of Abundance

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold a scene where gifts of silver, gold, garments, armour, spices, horses, and mules arrive to the throne year after year. In Neville’s light, these offerings are not mere external wealth but symbols of a living inner state. The king embodies the I AM within me, and the tribute mirrors my own readiness to receive when I dwell in the certainty of abundance. Each item stands for a faculty of consciousness: silver and gold as value recognized within, garments as thoughts properly clothed, armour as protection around the idea I hold, spices as the fragrance of desire fueling action, horses and mules as movement along my inner path. The repetition shows this is a sustained condition, not a one-time occurrence. When I persist in the assumption that I am now abundantly provided, the outer world mirrors that state, and gifts arrive again and again. Thus, abundance becomes my lived reality as the I AM affirms and receives.