Inner Economy of Generosity

Neville's Inner Vision

Nehemiah speaks to the inner ledger of your life. When he says I likewise, my brethren, and my servants, might exact of them money and corn, he exposes the old state of consciousness that thinks value must be exacted from others. But then he prays you, let us leave off this usury. This is a decision of consciousness: to release the assumption that wealth is wrung from scarcity, and to acknowledge true sustenance flows from mutual generosity within your I AM. In Neville's discipline, you revise the habit of taking by imagining you and your circle as one living economy, where corn and money circulate from a heart that refuses greed. The act of letting go is the feeling real: you align with justice, not fear; you refuse to see others as debtors but as fellow inhabitants of the same desired state. When you assume you already have enough and therefore can freely give, you awaken the inner governor of abundance and your outer circumstances follow.