Inner Sowing and Divine Order

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the plowman is your state of awareness actively shaping itself. The breaking of the clods represents softening judgments and resistant habits; once the ground lies even in consciousness, you cast abroad the seeds of intention—fitches, cumin, wheat, barley, rye—the particular desires you are choosing to manifest. Each seed must go in its appointed place, for order is the language of creation; Providence does not scatter randomly, but coordinates your inner world so that corresponding outer events may appear. The verse asks you to notice that work has a rhythm: preparation, plainness, planting, timing. Your task is to revise any old seed of lack and to feel the reality of your chosen harvest as already present. When you assume the feeling of your fulfilled state—seeing, enjoying, and carrying yourself as the one who possesses it—you shift the soil of consciousness, and the world you perceive becomes a reflection of that inner arrangement. This is how imagination creates reality, here and now.