Inner Fortress of Wealth

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider this verse as a map of inner life. The 'rich man's wealth' is not merely coins, but an inner fortress erected in the mind by the unwavering conviction that abundance is your natural state. When you identify with that inner wealth, you walk the world with quiet certainty, not because circumstances shout 'more' but because your attention has settled in the I AM—awareness that gives form. The 'destruction of the poor is their poverty' becomes a warning that poverty is a thought-form, a state of consciousness that consumes itself when you accept lack as real. To the seeker, the answer is simple: revise your mental economy. Assume abundance; feel wealth as if it already is yours; entertain the sense that security is a quiet, inner fortress that no outside event can invade. The fortress grows as you dwell in it; lack dissolves into the awareness of limitless being, and your life moves in harmony with that truth.