Inner Poverty Healing Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, Psalms 109:22 speaks in the language of consciousness. When you say, 'I am poor and needy,' you are not naming fact but identifying a state of mind you have grown to accept as real. The wounded heart is not a fact of external life but the impression of separation within your own awareness. Recognize that the I AM—the very presence you are—cannot be poor, cannot be needy, cannot be wounded. These terms describe the current dominant belief; they do not define your essential nature. The healing comes by turning your attention from the lack it describes to the abundance that already is your right as God’s image. In stillness, dwell in the sense of I AM-ness, feel the wholeness that follows from that identification, and allow the belief in scarcity to fade. Your world will rearrange to harmonize with the inner revelation, for imagination is the force by which you awaken to your true state of plenty.