Leah's Inner Blessing Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

Leah's experience here is an inner drama dressed in outward events. The 'Lord saw that Leah was hated' signals that your awareness is always the first mover; God is not separate from your inner life but the I AM that witnesses your condition. Leah names her sons—Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah—each declaration is a decision of consciousness, a turning of lack into presence. The womb opens because the mind opens to its own willingness to be guided by Providence. The progression from 'affliction' to 'happiness' reveals that true nourishment flows from alignment with the divine movement within, not from circumstantial change alone. Neville would say the outer world mirrors your inner state; to shift the world you revise the state. Here, the shift is from being hated to being joined to life itself, from painful waiting to praised existence. The final note—Now will I praise the LORD—marks the heart's turn from complaint to worship, the birth of a faith that creates fruit. Your worship is inner acknowledgment that you are the I AM, and your imagination is the womb that bears form into reality.