Two Baskets Before the Temple

Neville's Inner Vision

Before the temple of your awareness, the two baskets appear as portraits of your inner weather. The exile in the narrative becomes a moment of inner displacement, a shift in consciousness rather than a decree of fate. One basket holds figs that signify vitality and return—an inner alignment with your I AM and a future shaped by faith in restoration. The other basket harbors fruit born of doubt and fear, a conditioning you could carry as ongoing loss. Neville would tell you that these baskets are not external objects but two movements of mind you entertain in the moment of attention: you choose what your inner focus feeds. By watching them without judgment, you endow the mind with authority to decide which state you inhabit. The Lord’s vision asks you to see that your consciousness is the temple and that your imagining creates reality; exile dissolves when you align with the inner kingdom already present in I AM. Your return is not a place but a remembered sense of wholeness you now assume.