Winnowed Provision Within

Neville's Inner Vision

All of Isaiah's image is your inner state feeding your outer conditions. The oxen and young donkeys till the ground—your deliberate thoughts labor to prepare the soil of consciousness. The provender, clean and winnowed, is the nourishment that remains after you separate the true needs from the 'chaff' of fear and doubt. The shovel and the fan are disciplined acts of attention that sift belief; what remains is a clean supply, ready for life to eat. When you dwell in the I AM, the I AM becomes the ox and the worker; your awareness tills and nourishes via imagination, and Providence answers by supplying what your inner state has prepared. The verse whispers that provision is not distant; it is the fruit of your own inner order. If you see yourself mindful of sufficiency, you align your feeling with completion and receive your daily bread as the natural result of inner discipline. The winnowed provender is gratitude and trust in a living, present God within you. By assuming the feeling that your needs are met, your outer world follows suit.