The Inner Harvest of Abundance

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the woe spoken is not a punishment for property itself, but for the consciousness that uses property to separate and hoard. When one builds house upon house and field upon field, one is practicing a mental eviction: a belief that security comes from accumulation rather than from the I AM that pervades all. In Neville’s terms, 'land' and 'earth' are not geographical; they are your inner fields of thought. To join to join is to fuse thought with separation, to seal the mind against the life that flows through others. The warning points to the necessity of turning from the image of scarcity toward the vision of abundance that includes all. The true owner is your I AM, not the outside parcel; the true riches are the awareness that there is room within you for every expression of life. Reframe the scene by assuming the feeling that the entire earth is your shared ground, and you are the light that fills it with generous possibility.