Evening Gleanings of Inner Abundance
Ruth 2:17-18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ruth 2 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Ruth gleans in the field until evening, gathering about an ephah of barley. Naomi sees Ruth’s harvest and, after Ruth has sufficed, shares from what she had reserved.
Neville's Inner Vision
Ruth in the field is your consciousness at work, gathering the seeds of supply as the day fades into awareness. The field represents your inner atmosphere, where ideas and feelings are sifted until clarity settles. The ephah is the measure of inner provision your state has already placed within reach, a sign that abundance is not distant but available now. Naomi stands for Providence—the law of inner guidance that recognizes sufficiency and makes it active, inviting you to share from overflow. When Ruth beats out the gleaned grain, she converts raw experience into nourishment; similarly, you can convert your gathered impressions into tangible energy by aligning them with a fixed assumption of fullness. The act of sharing what you have reserved after sufficiency is the acknowledgment that generosity confirms the reality of your state. The scripture thus teaches that prosperity grows through a disciplined consciousness and a generous inner response. By living from the feeling of already having enough, you awaken the field to yield again and again.
Practice This Now
Practice: in a quiet moment, assume you already possess abundance. Feel the field filled with light and sufficiency, then imagine Naomi guiding you to release nourishment to others as a natural expression of your state.
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