Inner Sow and Reap Principle

Neville's Inner Vision

I hear this verse as a map of your inner garden. To sow sparingly is to harbor lack in your thoughts, to move in fear of not having enough, and then to reap scantily as your life mirrors that inner seed. To sow bountifully is to rest in the awareness that you are the I AM, the fearless source of imagination, and to scatter generosity, gratitude, and steady attention. When you give—whether money, time, or kind thought—do so from a sense of fullness, not from obligation. Your harvest follows the scale of your inner deposit: abundant inner life yields abundant outer display. If you feel shortage, revise now: I am the source of all good; abundance streams to me from the invisible; I am sowing in faith and reaping in joy. If you feel generous and trusted, let that energy flow; as you give, you become more of what you give, and life returns with deeper harmony.