I do not receive an allowance, I perceive it.
My allowance is not given, it is forgiven.
Whatever is forgiven requires perception.
My perspective of life either allows my perception or blocks my perception.
When my perception is disallowed, I cannot perceive my allowance.
Without perception my allowance is not evident.
Evidence of my allowance requires my perception to bring it into my perspective.
My allowance is always present whether I perceive it to be or not.
Unless I perceive what is forgiven, I cannot accept it as my allowance.
Without a true perspective, I am unable to allow my provision to be present.