Oak Of Inner Fulfillment

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, you are not stranded in a parched garden or a fading oak. The image speaks of your present state of awareness. The oak’s leaf fading is the story you tell yourself when you believe the life you desire is not here; the garden without water is the mind unconvinced of its own Source. In Neville’s manner, see that you, the I AM, are the moisture that feeds every tree and bloom. When you assume a new state—feeling already whole, watered, and rooted in limitless supply—the outer scene instantly rearranges to reflect that inner condition. The withering is merely a mistaken memory replay, not a law. So revise it: declare that you are the wellspring, that your consciousness is continually refreshed, and that all fields of your life respond to this conscious hydration. The judgment and accountability in the verse are invitations to reclamation—return to the inner state that never withers. Your exile is the momentary forgetfulness of who you are; your return is the awakening of remembrance.