Inner Work: The Ox Of Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Proverbs 14:4 speaks a law of consciousness: where there is no ox, the crib remains clean, but true increase arises through the strength you invest in the ox. The ox is not a beast of burden but your mental instrument—the steady image, the habitual feeling that tends to your needs. When you permit a life with no inner work, your field stays barren and order seems sufficient but empty. Yet the moment you affirm and feel the ox at work—the consistent thought that images abundance, the disciplined habit that tends to conditions—you enlist a power that makes the crib fruitful. The 'strength of the ox' is the imagination allied with feeling. You are not moving external things; you are moving the state of awareness that generates events. In this light, provision is not earned from outside; it is birthed by the consciousness you habitually inhabit. Take the posture of the I AM, assume wealth as already yours, and persist in that feeling until it saturates every corner of your life.