Inner Fruit From Fig Tree

Neville's Inner Vision

In the morning hunger, you sense a call for manifestation. The fig tree represents a consciousness that shows signs of life—leaves—yet withholds the fruit of true being. To curse it is to declare that the old assumption—that life comes from appearances alone—has ended. The withering is not punishment but the natural outcome of relinquishing a stale state. When you truly assume a new state—I am the fruitful life now, through which all life flows—the leaves fall away and fruit appears. The Kingdom of God is within, not distant or seasonal; it is the steady awareness you choose to inhabit. The event asks you to revise your inner condition until it becomes your ordinary consciousness, so that your outer world reflects the fruit you seek. You become the tree that bears fruit by dwelling in the life you imagine.