Inner Wealth Through Truthful Living

Neville's Inner Vision

All the words you read in Proverbs address your inner state. The 'getting of treasures by a lying tongue' is not about coins but about thoughts and vows spoken from a mind in fear. When you seek wealth by deceit, you toss your consciousness to and fro, chasing a phantom and inviting a deathlike restlessness into your days. The 'vanity' is the restless belief you can prosper apart from your true I AM. The second line, about the robbery of the wicked, points to the inner law: those who refuse to do judgment—the examining and correction of their thoughts—destroy themselves by those very choices. In truth, judgment is the adjustment of beliefs to the truth of being. When you align with integrity and accept that you are the I AM, wealth becomes spontaneous provision rather than a tale of deceit. The moment you imagine you are already that which you seek, you set the universe to reflect that inner certainty.