Inner Wealth, Outer Warnings

Neville's Inner Vision

James 5:1-3 invites us to turn away from imagining security in gold, garments, and cankered wealth. In Neville’s manner, I teach you to read the scene as a projection of your own inner state. The rust and corrosion are the consciousness clinging to external forms; the last days are simply the last days of a mind that identifies with possessions. Your true treasure lies in the I AM within, the unchangeable awareness that witnesses all shifting appearances. When you assume a new image, you revise the sense of self: I am the wealth that cannot fade; abundance is my natural state. Feel it now—your inner sense of sufficiency replacing fear of loss. By imagining and dwelling in this inner abundance, you awaken to conditions that reflect your revised feeling. The outer world may show change, yet you stand unchanged inside, and the inner state regenerates outer forms to match it. As you persist, the memory of rust loosens its grip, and your life becomes a clearer demonstration of consciousness, not of currency.