Inner Fig Tree, Outer Honor

Neville's Inner Vision

Whose keepeth the fig tree? He keeps the living image of care within; from that inner habit comes the fruit of your life. The master is not a distant person but the I AM you are in consciousness—the inner governor, the law of attention. To wait on that master is to dwell in faithfulness: attend to your mental garden with patience, refuse distraction, and honor the small, quiet movements of imagination until they bear outward form. When you tend the fig tree with a creator’s heart, you are not merely waiting; you are shaping the conditions for fruit. Creation responds to the state you inhabit: loyalty, discipline, and dignity—elements of Imago Dei—become your environment. Obedience to your inner order yields a harvest of apparent results: a fulfilled plan, a steady mood, a sense that all is well under the sovereign I AM. This is not manipulation; it is alignment of your consciousness with its natural law: as you remain faithful to the inner master, the world mirrors that fidelity and honors you.