Inner Offerings of Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

To the steadfast observer of the I AM, that list of breads and measures is not a mere inventory but a map of the inner pantry. The shewbread and the fine flour, the unleavened cakes, and what is baked or fried symbolize the varied thoughts, desires, and acts you continually prepare as worship within your consciousness. Each form invites a different faculty—mind, will, feeling, speech—to be offered in alignment with the truth that God is present here and now. The many sizes whisper that awareness can be scaled: some offerings are simple, sustaining daily life; others are vital and exacting, called forth in moments of challenge. When you dwell in the assumption, I am the temple and my God is present, you revise the impression that you are separate from divine reality. Feel it as real right now: your inner altar is prepared, your thoughts are bread, your feelings are oil and flame, and your deeds are the measure by which you worship. The outer listings become inward practices: order, purity, consistency—an inner worship that shapes your world to reflect the presence you already are.