Harvest of Inner Blessings

Neville's Inner Vision

Joel 2:19-21 speaks of God answering with abundant nourishment and protection, but the real feast is inside. In my reading, the corn, wine, and oil symbolize ideas, feelings, and arrangements that satisfy the heart when your consciousness is aligned with abundance. The northern army becomes the habit of fear, doubt, and limitation that presses upon your mind; to drive it away is to revise your inner impression until it faces the east sea of new possibilities. Fear not, land, for the Lord will do great things translates to the demand that your I AM identity—your awareness—recognize that you are already blessed and that blessing flows from within, not from without. When you accept this, the reproach of lack dissolves and your life heals, grows orderly, and rejoices. The great things God does are the gentle transformations of your inner life as you maintain the assumption of fullness and fidelity to vision. Your outer world becomes a harvest of your inward state, and the Day of Restoration is the moment you refuse to concede to lack, choosing instead the constant presence of plenty within.