Inner Wealth Trap: A Conscious Reading

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the writer speaks of riches as a living state of mind. In this sense, 'under the sun' is your outer scene; the 'sore evil' is the belief that wealth exists apart from your I AM. When you cling to riches you deny the I AM, the unity that circulates all ideas as your life. Wealth then appears not as possession but as the fruit of your inner state: a belief of separation. To revise, assume the feeling: I am wealth itself, flowing through and as my life; declare that abundance is my natural condition. Let that sense wash over you until you feel it real. The practice of giving, of letting wealth circulate, confirms that wealth is a medium, not a jail. As you stay with this inner shift, your provision aligns with the new consciousness, and the 'to their hurt' becomes a correction of your former state.