Inner Wealth, Inner Fire

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard mold, Tyre's gold and silver are not piles of metal but states of consciousness—attitudes that value security through possessions. The line about 'silver as the dust' and 'gold as the mire' becomes a vivid image of thoughts that one would hoard for safety, the belief that abundance lives outside the I AM. When Zechariah foresees the Lord casting Tyre out and smiting her power in the sea, read as your inner auditor sweeping away those attachments. The sea is the deep subconscious where the old impression sinks; the fire is the clearing of the old self-concept. The act is not punishment but renovation: the shedding of a fixed identity tied to things. Practice-wise, awaken to the realization that the true source of wealth is present awareness, not the bank balance. Welcome the feeling that you are already provided, and let the external world reflect that inner state. As you soften attachment to riches and let the sea of subconscious movement wash through, you stand free to receive in ways you could not predict. The destruction is inward liberation, making room for a steadier, enduring provision.