Inner Caravan of Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Here in Neville's style, the outer scene is a mirror of your inner arrangement. The meal is a pause in the ego's time; the lifting of the eyes is your attention turning toward a new conviction. The Ishmaelites, from Gilead with spices and balm and myrrh, are inner faculties moving goods—desire, healing, and value—carrying you toward a desired Egypt, a stage where your consciousness acts as both purchaser and recipient. What seems to come from without is really your inner state becoming tangible; providence is not a distant event but your own awareness becoming aware of itself as wealth, safety, and relief. The journey to Egypt represents transformation through exile—leaving an old self and inviting a new possibility. When you acknowledge that I AM within you is the proprietor of all caravan, you attract the exact conditions that heal and elevate you. The caravan is the manifested revision of your belief system, bringing spices to season your life and balm to soothe your fears. So you can expect, by assuming the feeling, the outer scene will align with your inner assumption.