Morning Seed of Consciousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Ecclesiastes 11:6 is not advice about farming alone, but about the field of your own consciousness. The morning sowing is your deliberate assumption—planting a belief in the end you desire with full attention. The evening of withholding represents the habit of doubt that clings to caution, yet the outer world cannot reveal which seed will flourish because the experiment is internal. The apparent alternation of outcomes mirrors the inner movements of your state. When you persist in a single, definite feeling of the wish fulfilled, you align your whole being with that end, and the outer world rearranges to reflect that inner state. The verse teaches patience with the method: trust continuous sowing rather than timing, for the law is inner and imagination creates the world. Do not scatter your seeds with fear or division; let your inner monologue be one of certainty that your assumption is already true, and the garden of your life will respond in kind. You are both sower and harvest.