Inner Provision by Faith and Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

In the vision, the woman’s pantry is not food but a state of mind. The meal and the oil symbolize ideas and impressions on the screen of awareness. When she says, 'As the LORD thy God liveth,' she anchors herself in the awareness that I AM is ever-present. Lack is not a final decree but a thought to be revised by turning attention to the I AM, the living source within. The barrel becomes the reservoir of consciousness, and the oil a current of life that flows from within. As you dwell in this I AM, you do not bargain with doom; you invite the divine mechanism of imagination to operate. Assume abundance, feel it real, and let gratitude rise as if the need is already satisfied. The moment you acknowledge that the I AM is your source, you awaken inner providence that feeds your circumstances; the imagined meal is the seed that manifests in your outer world.