One Bread, One Body Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the Corinthians not as a gathering of separate people, but as a single field of consciousness within you. The 'many' are your many thoughts, roles, and sensations; the 'one bread' is the state of awareness you feed on by the I AM presence. When you partake of that bread, you acknowledge that all who appear in your life are partakers of that same life, the one Body of God in you. Unity is not a moral goal handed to you from without; it is a felt reality you cultivate in imagination. To see another as merely apart is to deny the wholeness of your Self. The instant you entertain, 'I am one with all,' you dissolve the illusion of separation and feel the trace of the same breath passing through every form. Your neighbor becomes your own sensation, and the loaf you share is the shared consciousness that sustains you. Practice: dwell in the I AM, assume the feeling of oneness, and let that state direct your perception and actions, until unity simply is.