Fruitful Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

In this passage, the vine and the fig tree symbolize your inner conditions. The Lord's vow to consume them points to how your current consciousness can erode the 'harvest' of your life when you dwell in fear, doubt, or unfaith. Yet the law remains: you are the I AM, and imagination creates reality. The famine is inner, not external decree; it is the result of believing in limitation rather than the steady, triumphant presence of God within. By choosing to revise your state—assume abundance, feel it real now—you replant the garden. Move from lack-consciousness to a persistent inner gratitude, from doubt to loyalty to your covenant with consciousness. When you hold to that inner state, leaves do not fade, crops return, and exile becomes a memory. This is the spiritual economy: your inner decision determines what the outer world yields.