Inner Harvest of Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

In this inner-reading, the hay and tender grass are not mere fodder but images of the abundance already in the I AM. The mountains’ herbs, the lambs for clothing, and the goats as the field’s price become symbols for your inner faculties—the thoughts you cultivate, the values you wear, the exchanges you make with life. When you affirm that the I AM is the sole reality, provision is seen as a function of consciousness, not a distant supply. The verse invites you to live as if your household already contains all it needs: milk that nourishes body and spirit, clothing that covers and comforts, and a fair economy that pays for what is required. The world’s supply mirrors your state of awareness; as you dwell in gratitude and trust, your inner store is drawn forth into outward form. The message is not toil but alignment—knowing you are cared for by the one power you are.