Inner Markets of Abundance

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Ezekiel’s line as a map of your inner market. The merchants of Sheba and Raamah are the beliefs and feelings you trade in within your own mind—spices are vivid desires, precious stones are clear inner states, and gold is the currency of felt provision. Tyre stands for your outward sense of separation from wholeness; an earthly economy built on appearances. But the truth I teach is that all these merchants are within you, not outside. Your imagination is the true trade route; when you dwell in the feeling of abundance, you are laying hold of the wealth right in your own heart. If you fret about lack, you are allowing fear-based merchants to control your fairs. If you revise that story and choose to honor abundance, the merchants shift: the spices of gratitude, stones of perception, and gold of faith begin to fill your inner bazaar. In this light, wealth is not something to chase but a state you assume. The world you call exterior is the echoed result of the inner exchanges you permit or revoke.