Inner Wealth in Two Mites

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the widow and her two mites not as coins but as two thoughts offered into the treasury of your consciousness. The temple scene is your inner state; the amount matters not, the posture of trust matters. When you acknowledge that you are the I AM itself, the awareness that supplies, the two mites become symbols of what you are willing to release from your old grip on lack. In your imagination you place them in the invisible pouch of supply, and the heart whispers, 'I am enough; I am provided for.' The outward world then re-aligns to match the inner assumption. This is not a parable about charity, but about worship, the honoring of the presence within you that gives all things. By repeatedly assuming the feeling of abundance, as if the temple doors were already open, you revise the memory of want into the living present. The widow's act is your invitation to live from the inner treasury, not the outer purse.