Inner Provision Through Imagination

Neville's Inner Vision

In this passage you are invited to witness not outer gear but the inner faculties that sustain you. A purse represents the poised intention of desire; a script, the memory of guidance you carry in consciousness; shoes, the steps you trust to move in faith. The question, 'lacked ye any thing?' becomes a doorway into your own state of awareness: have you neglected the inner tools that keep you upright when outer appearances thin? The two swords are not literal weapons; they symbolize discernment and conviction—the mental implements you already possess in the I AM. When Jesus says, 'It is enough,' he indicates that the present state of consciousness is sufficient for the moment, a precise sufficiency rather than a scarcity. The prophecy woven through his words asks you to identify with that inner supply, to view circumstances as movements of consciousness aligning with your appointed task. Your mission is formed by inner materials, not external circumstance, and your fidelity to that inner provision is what fulfills the moment.