Inner Riches Unseen

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 13:7 speaks of a strange currency: outward display without inner substance, and inward poverty masking real riches. In Neville's vision, wealth is not a purse but a state of consciousness. Some "make themselves rich" by chasing status, keeping the outer signs while their awareness remains narrow, fearful, and dependent on others' approval. Yet true riches are not measured by coins but by the freedom and quiet abundance that arise when the I AM within is acknowledged as all-sufficient. When you stop measuring yourself by the world's ledger and begin to feel the unseen wealth as your constant awareness, you shift the inner movements that create your life. The man or woman who seems poor but holds a rich vision—trust, gratitude, and a spacious sense of sufficiency—already possesses the reality the world calls wealth. The key is to revise the sense of lack into that inner trust, to imagine you already live in an unassailable abundance, and to feel it as real in the moment.