From Tears to Harvest Joy

Neville's Inner Vision

Do not interpret the tears as defeat, but as the soil of your inner field where seed is planted by your imagination. The I AM you truly are is the sower; your joy is already present as seed form in the vision of fulfilled desire. When pain wells up, refuse the old story and rest in the assumption that God is your awareness and this awareness fashions your world. In this state, outward tears water the seed rather than betray you, for they hasten a deliberative shift of consciousness. Nurture the image of harvest with steady feeling—present tense, as if the sheaves are already yours. The promise does not lay in distant days but in the transformation of your inner weather into rejoicing now: you return with fruit, you carry the harvest, you share the lift of victory. The going forth and weeping is the disciplined movement of faith; the coming back with joy is the natural expression of a mind wholly convinced. Rehearse this until the scene remains fixed in your heart and life follows.