Inner Treasures of Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the text does not bid you chase external facts; it invites you to claim the reality that already exists—the inner state in which all treasure resides. 'In whom' refers not to someone outside you but to the I AM you identify with. When you awaken to this, wisdom and knowledge are yours, hidden only by momentary forgetfulness. The inner man, the inner Christ, is the storehouse; every discernment, every insight, and every faithful response flows from that consciousness. Your work is not to amass data, but to revise your sense of self until you dwell in the truth that you are the treasure chest and the world reflects your inner order. Practice feeling that you are now in possession of all wisdom, that your decisions move with clarity, and that what you need appears as you need it. Through this inner alignment, the outward naturally becomes legible; truth and faithfulness unfold as expressions of your I AM.