Inner Provision, Deuteronomy 15:14

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville Goddard’s lens, these words point not to a donation program, but to a transformation of your inner state. The 'flock, floor, and winepress' are symbols for the resources stored in your own consciousness: ideas, habits, and opportunities through which you live. The command to furnish liberally is a call to move from a belief in scarcity to a belief in plenitude by assumption. If you feel blessed by God, you are already generous in the realm of awareness; your generosity then becomes the outward sign of an inner abundance. Wealth is not measured by coins but by the realization that the I AM—the divine awareness within you—has blessed you with inexhaustible supply. When you act from that certainty, giving naturally follows, and your world reflects the receptivity of your inner state. The decree to give liberally invites an inner revision: perceive supply as ever present, and your giving becomes a faithful enactment of your true nature—the I AM expressing through you as abundance.