Solomon's Inner Abundance Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

When you read 2 Chronicles 9:12, hear the inner dialogue of your own mind. The queen of Sheba represents the outer self bringing its desires to the king—the I AM within you. Solomon, the wise king, is the inner state of plenitude that answers every demand. The phrase all her desire, whatsoever she asked, is not about a single wish, but about the total life you are willing to entertain in imagination. The phrase beside that which she had brought unto the king shows that no matter what you think you carried—the old beliefs, lack, or conditions—the inner king can grant more. The departure to her own land is a release from the old limitation, as the vision is satisfied and becomes your present reality. You are invited to experiment with the same divine rule: assume you are wholly supplied by your own consciousness, feel gratitude, and the day’s scenes reflect your inner declaration. Faith, not fear, is the hinge; the I AM simply respects your assumption and furnishes the state.