Inner Harvest of Generosity

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the law speaks of leaving the corners of the field and the gleanings for the poor. This is not about agriculture alone; it is a symbolic law of your inner field. The harvest you reap represents what you have imagined and believed into being. To leave the gleanings is to acknowledge that abundance is not exhausted by your hands; there is more in the inner field than you presently use. When you refuse to glean every grape, you loosen the grip of scarcity in consciousness and invite the other desires, the unseen help, to partake. The I AM, your innermost awareness, does not divide: it multiplies through generous images. Act as if you already have the plenty you intend for others and yourself, and feel the reality of shared abundance. The poor and stranger within are not external people; they are neglected states of consciousness seeking nourishment. Your task is to revise your sense of lack by blessing and releasing portions of your inner harvest into the divine circulation of life. In this way, the law becomes a spiritual principle: generosity within becomes condition without.