Open Mouth to Receive Abundance

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the people of old become your current self. When you hearken, you align with the I AM who freed you from bondage, and the voice within becomes a doorway to fullness. 'There shall no strange god be in thee' means release every idol of fear, lack, or competing pictures that pretend to rule your life. The line 'open thy mouth wide, and I will fill it' is not a command to beg; it is a covenant of receptivity: widen the imagination's mouth and trust that the inner God will supply images of abundance and wholeness. When you sin against this listening by following your own counsels, you walk away from the covenant and give power to your own cravings. Yet this is not punishment but a reminder that you can return to the inner altar at any moment. The remedy is simple: assume you already possess the very thing you seek, revise every thought that says otherwise, and feel it as real through the senses of inner seeing and inner doing. Listen, then imagine, and let the I AM within fill your life with the image of fulfilled desire.