River of Life Tree Insight

Neville's Inner Vision

THIS passage invites you to see the righteous as a tree planted by the rivers of water, not dependent on winds of fortune but fed by a steady stream of awareness. The tree’s fruit appears in its season because the root-state is constant: a consciousness that accepts life as an ever-present supply. The leaf does not wither because this being is nourished by the I AM, by imagination rightly directed to the good. Prosperity follows as an inevitable outgrowth of this inner posture, not a forced scramble for external signs. In Neville’s terms, you are not waiting for circumstances to change; you are changing the state you inhabit. Assume that you are the tree—deeply rooted in the river of life, immune to drought, fruitful in its appointed time. Allow revision of any sense of lack and feel the reality of abundance already present. When you dwell in that inner sensation, the external world rearranges to reflect it.