Inner Harvest: Sowing Vanity

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line, sowing iniquity is a state of consciousness. The 'iniquity' is resentment, deceit, and self-attack; the harvest is vanity, the hollow outward results that misfire when the inner life is not aligned. The 'rod of anger' is not a punitive instrument from without; it is the momentum of judgment you carry, the belief that you must punish or vindicate. When you live in that story, your mind becomes a battlefield and vanity wins—your life mirrors that inner storm. Neville teaches that you are the I AM, the aware creator of your scenes; therefore, change begins in imagination. By revising the inner movement, you plant a new seed. Assume you have already chosen the higher seed: truth, mercy, clarity. Feel it real that you are the observer who seeds a different future. As you dwell in that state, the outer results soften, align, and reflect the inward harvest. Vanity falls away as righteousness takes root, and peace becomes the normal fruit of your inner garden.