Abundant Camp Provisions

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice the lepers are not outside the siege; they stand at the edge of an inner city of belief—the uttermost part of the camp where fear clings to appearances. When they enter a tent and eat, drink, and carry away silver, gold, and raiment, the scene becomes an image: provision appearing as the fruit of inner state. The riches they seize symbolize ideas, opportunities, and values already stored in your awareness by the I AM. If you identify with that I AM and shift from scarcity to sufficiency, the outer world will yield its abundance to your inner state. The act of hiding what is found reveals the old impulse to hoard fear-fueled security; Neville would insist this fear dissolves when your attention rests on present abundance. Providence is simply the natural law of your awakened imagination, and its workings become obvious where you stop clinging to lack and begin dwelling in wholeness.