Small Beginnings, Boundless Eyes

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that Zechariah is speaking to the man within you who builds your life from the ground up. The day of small things is not hardship but an inner start, the seed of your larger state. The plummet in Zerubbabel's hand is the standard by which your consciousness measures reality. The seven eyes, which Yahweh sends to and fro, are the seven facets of awareness—attention, faith, expectation, gratitude, persistence, imagination, and calm trust—pervading your entire world. When you do not despise the small start, you release the pressure of waiting and allow your inner vision to guide growth. The moment you feel the truth of your future fulfilled in the present, God—your I AM awareness—moves as the perceiver and sustainer of your life, not out there but within you. Your task is to hold the belief that the small beginning is the necessary seed, then quietly revise any sense of lack until your senses align with that inner vision. Providence becomes your living experience as your consciousness expands, and what you behold becomes your state.