Two Cups, One I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Scripture here is not about external tables but about inner states. The 'cup of the Lord' and the 'cup of devils' are two concentric imaginal conditions you entertain in consciousness. You cannot inhabit two opposite states at once; when attention fixes on fear, lack, or separation, you sip the devils’ cup. When attention rests in the Lord’s presence—awareness, wholeness, unity—you drink that cup. The verse asks you to choose, to align your I AM with God and to disavow anything that mimics divinity while hollow inside. Every moment of imagined allegiance creates a corresponding reality; thus, to switch cups is to revise your inner world. If you find yourself torn, deepen the feeling of being already at the table of God, and let the others fade as illusions. By not mixing states, you clear your field, allowing miracles to appear as you have already declared.