Field First, Then Home

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, this is an inner discipline, not mere brick and mortar. The field is your present conditions—the external tasks and resources you must meet to stand free. Before you raise a roof, you must first align the inner life with the belief that the field is prepared. Imagine your work as finished: plans made, soil cleared, seeds of opportunity already sown, and feel the thrill of readiness. In your I AM, declare: I have prepared the field; I am supplied; the house now expresses my life. Do not chase external conditions; revise your assumption until it is true in your chest. The order is spiritual: inner state first, outer form follows. When you dwell in the conviction that the field is fit for you, your daily acts will naturally harmonize with that truth, and a built life will unfold as a natural consequence. This is stewardship: you tend the field with discernment, then the house arises as the image of your matured consciousness.