Water the Sheep Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, Genesis 29:7-8 speaks to your inner well and the timing of your use of it. The 'high day' is the present state of consciousness, not a clock-bound moment; 'water ye the sheep' is the invitation to feed the parts of you that are eager and hungry for your dream. The objection of the others reveals the old habit of waiting for external conditions—'until all the flocks be gathered'—but in Neville's view, the conditions are formed by consciousness, not circumstance. The stone at the well's mouth represents limiting beliefs, the sense that one must struggle to obtain supply. You roll that stone away by assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled and by recognizing that the I AM within you is the source of all nourishment. When you water the sheep with inner sight and assurance, you align your world with your inner state; outward scenes follow the inward conviction. So the message is: the moment is ripe; engage the inner supply and the outer feedings will mirror that, in their own time.