The Inner Tithe of Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville vantage, the line 'they took the money and did as they were taught' is not about money changing hands, but about your inner state submitting to a story for safety. The money and the teaching represent external measures that seem to steady the day but actually keep you stuck in a loop of scarcity and falsehood. The report 'until this day' is the inner habit that says provision comes from without, from authorities and traditions. The achievement of true wealth is a shift of attention to the I AM—the awareness that you are the source and the teacher. When you refuse to repeat the old ruling, you revise the scene by assuming a new state: I AM wealth, I AM guidance, I AM the one who supplies through imaginative action. Feel it: not thinking about money, but feeling the fact that your inner you already possesses all you need. As you live from that conviction, the apparent 'money' loses its power to dictate terms, and the ancient saying dissolves into silence, replaced by living assurance.