Judges 6:3-5 Inner Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 6:3-5 shows Israel sowing while the Midianites, Amalekites, and the children of the east descend in multitude to swallow the harvest, leaving nothing for sustenance. In Neville’s terms this is a script of consciousness under siege: the outer scene mirrors an inner state that believes in scarcity. The grasshoppers of circumstance are your thoughts when you forget who you are; the encampment and destruction are not happening to you but in you, as a story your attention has agreed to believe. To change the result, you must change the assumption from which the scene arises. You are the I AM, the indwelling awareness that creates; the land you stand in is your consciousness, where seed, soil, and harvest exist in potential now. If you assume, 'I am already supplied, abundance flows to me,' you revise the memory of drought and invite the replenishing movement into your life. The sowing and reaping become inner acts: imagination, belief, and feeling that bring the reality you desire into being.