Inner Liberty at the Table

Neville's Inner Vision

See the scene as a symbol of your inner banquet. The food and the feast point to your ongoing state of awareness; the earth is the Lord's, and the fullness thereof, meaning all possibilities of response are already yours in consciousness. When someone speaks of idols or sacrifices, you are not bound by ritual but by your own inner state: if you can meet all as God’s abundance and give thanks, you may partake freely; if your action would wound another's sense of the divine, you choose restraint out of love, not fear. The real question is not, 'What can I eat?' but, 'Is my liberty in harmony with the other’s conscience and with the glory of God?' Your true liberty is your capacity to hold gratitude in every decision, to bless the moment, and to let that blessing sanctify the act. Therefore, the outer table reflects your inner state: fix your awareness on the one Lord, and every choice becomes worship, a living revision that your life is God-made.