Inner Fruits of Choice

Neville's Inner Vision

Your life is a mirror of the state of your consciousness. When the verse speaks of eating the fruit of your own way, it is not punishment from without, but the natural harvest of your inner scripts. The 'simple' wandering in ignorance is your unrefined, unhealed self—until it is confronted by a decision to revise. The 'prosperity of fools' is not wealth but a smooth but hollow sense of well-being that arises from constellating beliefs that you cannot change; it slowly erodes as life asks for a deeper alignment. By assuming a new state, you replant the tree. The moment you say 'I choose awareness as my reality' or 'I am the I AM who governs this moment,' you begin ingesting a different fruit—the fruit of deliberate perception. The outer world rearranges to match the inner revision, and the old devices fall away. You are not a victim of circumstance; you are the operator, choosing the next thought that becomes your life.