The Abundant City Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's manner, the verse is not a geographical report but a signal from your inner state. The vast city stands for your outer self—your plans, capabilities, and endless possibilities spread across the mind. The few people represent neglected inner qualities, talents, or relationships that have not yet found expression. The unbuilt houses symbolize habits, connections, and structures awaiting form within your inner city. The scene invites you to stop blaming circumstances and to examine your own state of consciousness. Change begins by shifting what you assume to be true about yourself. You are the I AM, the creator of your experience. By imagining from the end—seeing the streets alive with companionship, houses filled with warmth, and a thriving community—you redraw the inner map. A revision is made through a decisive assertion: 'I am the city, the people, and the new homes; all is well and being built within me.' Your task is to dwell in that assumed state until it becomes your lived reality.