Inner Provision in Stillness

Neville's Inner Vision

In the scene, the lord leaning on the king is not a man at all, but a state of lack, a habit of skepticism that believes the outer world governs reality. The prophet is the inner voice of your own I AM, announcing that the heavens are already opened in consciousness and provision flows from within. When the offender asks, 'If the LORD would make windows in heaven, might this thing be?' he names a limit that your mind imposes on possibility. The reply of the prophet is the Law: you shall see the thing that has been assumed in your inward vision manifesting as outer event, but the appetite of old belief will be refused until you have eaten of the interior reality first. Thus, the apparent contradiction reveals the truth: your outer world follows your inner state. To shatter the houses of doubt, you must revise not the event but the assumption behind it. The promised abundance is not coming from outside; it is your own consciousness expanding to include what you already claim.