The Inner Cup Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that 'the ungodly prosper' is the mind’s image when I forget the God within. The waters of a full cup are not streams in the market; they are the felt sense of abundance generated by aligning with the I AM that I am. When I ask, 'How doth God know?' it is the ego seeking proof outside, measuring Providence by appearances. In the inner sanctuary there is no distance between me and knowledge; the Most High is the constant state of awareness I can assume. God knowing is not a fact to be earned but an awakening to who I am. Wealth and outward success then become symbols of inner harmony, not sources of doubt. The trick is to revise the scene in imagination until I feel it real—to stand in the truth that the full cup is already mine in consciousness, and every appearance to the contrary is only a misperception. When I home into that inner truth, the end of the ungodly is seen as the changing of inner life, not the shifting of outer accounts.