Inner Wealth, Heart Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM's light, Deuteronomy 17:17 is not a rule about politics but a map of the inner state. The 'multiplied wives' and the 'greatly multiplied silver and gold' are symbols, outward props that would distract the consciousness from its own constant awareness. When the mind seeks overflow in externals, the I AM is momentarily forgotten and the heart wanders—away from stillness, away from fidelity to its own vision. Neville's teaching says: your reality is the result of your assumption. If you identify with the awareness that you are already complete, there is no need to chase generative things; they fall into place as expressions of inner order. The verse invites you to discipline desire, not by denial but by reorienting it toward imagination grounded in truth. See wealth and attachment as mirrors of your inner state, not as rulers of your life. By refusing to let external props dictate your sense of worth, you keep your heart faithful to the I AM; your inner abundance becomes the source, not the byproduct. Practice the deliberate assumption that you are complete, and the world around reflects that inner alignment.