Inner Wealth Beyond Dust

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 27:16 presents a figure who heaps silver as the dust and robes himself in clay—an image of wealth that cannot endure. In Neville’s method, this outward scene reveals an inner state: a mind fixated on form, security, and proof through accumulation. Yet the I AM, your true awareness, is subtler than dust and more enduring than clay. When you regard wealth as an inner condition rather than external measure, money becomes a symbol of a flourishing consciousness, not a boss over you. The revision is simple: acknowledge you are the source of all provision and invite your inner awareness to birth abundance through imagination. Feel the sense of sufficiency already present, and let the imagination do the heavy lifting—seeing opportunities, not obstacles. The verse thus invites you to shift from fear of loss to the certainty of your inner abundance. By living from the end—already wealthy in awareness—you erase the tyranny of external numbers and let true supply follow your established I AM.