Restitution as Inner Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the text lies a law of inner economy: the theft and the fire are not external acts alone but movements of consciousness. When you sense loss in your life, you are invited to restore not merely property but inner balance by assuming the state that the loss never occurred. The doubling of restitution points to a consciousness that refuses scarcity and chooses abundance by imagination. The fields and vineyards symbolize your faculties—wisdom and affection—restored to their rightful owner under your own I AM. To the one who kindled a fire, do not plead guilt in the world; revise the scene until you feel the remedy as actual now: you have paid back, you have healed, you have reset the conditions so that only growth remains. By this inner act, your outer environment aligns with the new memory and the law of return works itself out in the form of renewed circumstance. See that what you call 'restored' is first your inner harmony; the outer account follows.