Inner Planting, Outer Harvest

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Isaiah as your inner weather report. The God of thy salvation is the I AM that you awaken to within; forgetting Him is the moment you yield to surface rites and forget the rock of your inner strength. When you plant pleasant things with slips of form, you sow in soil imagined, not felt. In your inner day you may see outward growth, yet the harvest you reap will be grief because the root never touched the life that animates it. Resolve to return your attention to living awareness, to I AM, to the rock of strength that never diminishes. Align every practice with that consciousness, and the garden grows true—no counterfeit slips, no upheaval at need. The kingdom is within, and when you dwell there, your outward experience reflects that inward reality; the harvest becomes a fountain of calm rather than a heap of sorrow.