Prosperity and Inner Correction

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville reading, fullness of sufficiency is the ego’s feast—the belief that security and nourishment come from external means. The hands of the wicked are the inner thoughts—doubt, fear, habit—that converge to expose the fragility of that state. When he is about to fill his belly, God casts the fury of wrath upon him; this wrath is not punishment but inner correction, a recalibration of consciousness. It rains upon him while he eats, signaling that the moment of appetite is the very time the old identity is dissolved by a higher truth. The inner law moves by revision: as you dwell in I AM awareness, you replace the sense of being fed by possessions with the awareness that you are fed by consciousness itself. The correction comes as awakening, not doom, revealing the true sustenance is the self-aware life within that never fails.