Harvesting Inner Winds

Neville's Inner Vision

To Israel in Hosea, the wind you sow is your unguarded thought, your attempt to force outcomes by effort and fear. The whirlwind you reap is not punishment but the natural result of living from a state that believes in lack and separation. The verse asks you to notice your inner weather: if your mind is restless, the outer life becomes a storm with no stalk, a bud that yields nothing for your nourishment. When you identify with that wind, you find yourself ‘among the Gentiles,’ a vessel that feels empty and aimed at others’ pleasure rather than your own inner abundance. Yet the remedy is spiritual discipline: choose a higher state, the I AM that knows itself as fullness, and revise the assumption from scarcity to sufficiency. As you feel it real that you are already one with the source, the whirlwind loses its edge, and the soil of your life begins to yield—if not immediate grain, at least the conditions for a new harvest to form.