Inner Weather and Action

Neville's Inner Vision

These verses teach that the outer world moves in response to the inner mood. The clouds full of rain are your abundant ideas held in consciousness; the earth is your lived world, opened by your belief that what you desire is already given. If the tree falls, it falls according to the inner conviction that decides its direction; you cannot control every wind or cloud, but you can decide what you are willing to accept as real. To observe the wind and clouds is to entertain uncertainty; you stay in hesitation and your sowing and reaping stall in the to-and-fro of doubt. Instead, assume a state that aligns with your goal, feel it as already true, and act from that feeling. Say, in your own words, 'I am the I AM; I have planted the seed of my desire, and the harvest is unfolding now.' Let your attention fix on the inner sky that has already released the rain of fulfillment. When you hold that inner certainty, the outer events follow—often in ways you could not predict but are guided by your predetermined inner motion.