Inner Linen, Outer Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this line I hear the whisper of the I AM, the inner consciousness that weaves reality as a loom of imagination. The she is not merely a tailor in a marketplace; she is your awareness active in craft. The linen she makes is the clear usable idea formed in inner quiet; the selling is the act of consenting the idea into expression by taking it from the realm of possibility into the world of effect. When she delivers girdles to the merchant, the girdles symbolize the adaptable use of wealth and value—things you can bend, fit, and carry into life. The merchant represents the world of opportunity that gladly pays for your vision, provided you remain faithful to your craft. Wealth is not a distant aim but the natural outcome of a consistent inner movement: conceive, refine, let it go, and witness your world adjust to your image. The verse invites you to realize you are the source; the external supply merely confirms what you already are.