Inner Tree of Life Practice

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville’s ear, this verse is not about distant geography but about your present awareness. The 'city' is the occupied state of consciousness; the 'river' runs through your attention; the tree of life grows in the middle of it, granting twelve kinds of fruits—symbolizing wholeness in each season of your experience. Each month you witness fruitage, a reminder that renewal is ongoing and not external to you. The leaves—your thoughts, attitudes, and acts of healing—are meant for the nations, meaning that when your inner state is healed, your outer world becomes a field where others are touched. The healing is not imposed; it is an inner condition of perception, a state you sustain by assuming you already live from the I AM. The I AM as awareness is the tree’s sap; imagination is the gardener. By dwelling in this interior abundance, you align with divine order, and the world responds in kind. The verse invites you to practice steady inner seasonality: there is fruit every month, no lapse, when you remain conscious of your oneness.