Diligent Path to Plenteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the verse as the inner law planted in your own I AM. The 'thoughts of the diligent' are not a checklist of chores but a steady state of imagination—dwelling in the end as already accomplished. In your inner theater, diligence is attention trained to the end result; it is the quiet conviction that abundance is the natural posture of I AM. When you nurture this state, haste fades. The hasty mind leaps from hunger to outward signs and thereby feeds the sense of lack; the patient mind lingers with the end in view and allows the outer world to reflect that inner order. Your task is to revise every anxious impulse into a single, persistent assumption: I AM abundance, and I dwell in plenitude now. Do not chase circumstances; cultivate the inner weather that makes circumstances unnecessary. As you persist, you will notice opportunities, resources, and conditions falling into place in harmony with your inner conviction. Proverbs 21:5 thus teaches the practical mystic: wealth begins in the consciousness you cultivate, and your daily life follows your inner state.