Neville called attention the creative power. What we attend to, we feed; and we tend to become what we steadily behold. Most of us, without meaning to, give our attention to what we fear and to the evidence of what we lack.
The discipline is gentle but exacting: to return attention, again and again, to the wish fulfilled — not by force, but the way you’d guide a child kindly back to a task. Where attention goes, life follows.
For one minute, rest attention only on what you want — and notice when it slides to fear.
Where has your attention been living — on the wish, or on the lack?