Inner Abundance Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Turn away thine eyes from me is not a command to deny another, but a cue to shift your attention from outer form to inner perception. The eye is the instrument of consciousness; dwelling on appearances sustains a sense of separation. The hair, described as a flock of goats from Gilead, becomes the symbol of living supply arising from the hills of your awareness—energy that can be drawn forth at will. The line on teeth, a flock of sheep that go up from the washing, where every one bears twins and none is barren, signals the creative acts of your mind when refreshed by renewal: thoughts and images that reproduce more of themselves, fertile and fruitful. The temples within thy locks, likened to a piece of a pomegranate, reveal an inner orchard seeded with ideas ready to ripen into experience. If you own that all beauty and abundance reside in your I AM, you cease chasing forms outside and permit the inner vision to govern. The beloved becomes a vivid sign of your own perfection realized here and now.