Sails of Inner Wealth

Neville's Inner Vision

In this verse, the fine linen from Egypt and the blue and purple from Elishah symbolize not fabrics but states of consciousness. The ship of Tyre is your self-concept, spread with the sail of desire for wealth and status. The materials you prize—wealth, luxury, self-exaltation—are internal frames by which you interpret life. God is not a distant ruler but the I AM within, the awareness that animates every scene. When you clothe yourself with these colors—pride, greed, idolatry of materialism—you sail a sea of circumstance that mirrors your inner weather. The verse invites you to notice how craving for outward signs shapes events, how pride steals the helm of imagination. The true deliverance is the realization that provision and beauty arise from the life of consciousness itself, not from external fabrics. By shifting perception and dwelling in the I AM, you revise the ship's direction, dissolving the illusion of dependence on Egypt's linen or Elishah's dyes. Your inner state becomes the sails; reality follows your conscious feeling.