Wealth's Wings, Inner Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, know that the line Labour not to be rich and Wilt thou set thine eyes upon that which is not? is not a reprimand to the outer purse but a description of the mind. Wealth is not a thing you are chasing; it is the movement of awareness you inhabit. When you labour with 'own wisdom' you are clinging to a thought-form—clever plans, competitive aims, the belief that you must manufacture abundance. That is the 'I' of lack, a counterfeit king who commands the market and then flees. The true king sits in silence, the I AM that you are, and from that quiet authority wealth grows as a natural consequence of reality seen from inner sight. The wings of riches fly away only when you look to them as separate from you. Instead, set your gaze on what cannot be seen by the eye: the eternal supply within, the unchanging I AM. Make a present-tense assumption: I AM abundantly supplied; my every need is provided by the one I am. In dropping the attempt to prove wealth by external means, you release the inner cause and invite manifestation in form.