Inner Wealth, Outer Worship

Neville's Inner Vision

Nehemiah 7:72 speaks not of coins and cloaks alone, but of a state of consciousness poured into outward form. In Neville’s tongue, the 'rest of the people' are the sum total of your inner beliefs, moods, and possibilities gathered into one awareness. The twenty thousand drams of gold, the two thousand pounds of silver, and the sixty-seven priests’ garments are symbols of abundance your I AM produces when you awaken to the truth that you are that abundance already. The law of consciousness says you do not seek provision from without; you align with your own inner treasury and it flows outward as gift, service, and order. The garments signify the mind’s ability to clothe your world with meaning and to consecrate it for sacred use. When you assume the feeling of your life being cared for by an intelligent, indivisible awareness, you begin to give as the temple requires—realizing you are both priest and giver, steward and celebration. The more you live in this realized state, the more your outer circumstances mirror that inner wealth.