Dwelling in Inner Safety and Abundance

Neville's Inner Vision

Israel here is your inner man, the I AM that knows safety as its natural state. The 'land of corn and wine' is your mental atmosphere cultivated by steady belief—an inner farm where thoughts of plenty take root. And the 'dew from heaven' is the unearned grace that settles on your consciousness when you refuse to identify with lack. In this reinterpretation, the verse is not about a geographical locale but about the quality of your awareness. When you quietly assume the feeling of safety, you enter a condition in which your outward circumstances begin to reflect that state. The fountain of Jacob—the source within you—now flows as nourishment for every need, and you hear the soft rains of dew upon your mind, blessing your days with ease. Practice does not demand waiting for permission from elsewhere; it requires you to dwell in the end as already true. Your imagination is the land that bears fruit; your inner heaven is already present as dew, and your life follows suit.