Inner Provision Through Generosity

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the three men and their gifts are not outside you but a forecast of your own state of awareness. The plain of Tabor stands for a field where consciousness rises to a higher view, while Bethel is the inner house of God—your awareness receiving the message that fullness belongs to you. The bread and wine are symbols of nourishment for thought and feeling; the two loaves you receive are the two supplies your I AM can drop into your life when you are in the attitude of believing you are already fed. When you imagine these givers approaching, you are rehearsing the mental action of receiving what you have already prepared within. The act of greeting and accepting implies your willingness to let your inner provision circulate, not cling to lack. So you revise any sense of separation, feel the gratitude, and dwell in the feeling of already having what you seek. The universe answers from within, and you witness it without.