The Surety Of Inner Trust

Neville's Inner Vision

Behind this edict lies an invitation to shift your attention from outward guarantees to an inward state of wealth. The garment you are urged to take is the external sign of responsibility you wear when you lend your support to strangers or alluring but unstable desires. In Neville’s terms, you are not a mere spectator of events but the I AM—the consciousness that creates reality. When the impulse to cosign or to bind yourself to an unknown outcome arises, do not condemn it; transmute it by assuming a new state. Picture yourself clothed not in borrowed promises but in the inexhaustible wealth of your inner awareness. The ‘strange woman’ symbolizes an attraction to uncertain obligations—an invitation to misplace trust in worldly appearances. Reclaim your power by affirming, “I am the provision; I am sufficient; the kingdom of plenty is within.” As you dwell in this inner certainty, the urge to exteriorly guarantee others dissolves, and your life moves according to the stable rhythm of consciousness you embody. The verse thus becomes a discipline in discernment, responsibility, and inner sovereignty.