Inner Storehouse of Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's language, the story is a portrait of your inner economy. The seven years of plenty symbolize a long season of mental wealth—ideas, loves, and strengthened beliefs that your I AM freely generates when it is unstressed and attentive. The act of gathering and laying up the food in the cities is the discipline of conserving this wealth by storing it in distinct stations of consciousness—memory, imagination, attention, belief, gratitude, decision. The cities stand for inner dispositions rather than external places. Providence and Guidance appear as the unseen administrator of your inner ledger, moving events into alignment to preserve your store when outer conditions shift. Your job is to live from the assumption that the supply is already at hand; to revise any impression of lack and to feel it real in the very moment you think of it. As you practice this, you turn the act of producing into the act of preserving, and you awaken the sense that God, the I AM, is the one who gathers the harvest within you, organizing it for use in the days to come.