Inner Unity at the Table

Neville's Inner Vision

Do you see, friend, that Paul's complaint is not merely about a bad table, but a misalignment of inner states? The church you see outside is the outward sign of what you carry within. When you imagine 'us' and 'them' at a table, you are tasting separation in your own awareness. The so-called heresies among you are the subtle beliefs you still loyalty-test to prove your worth. The moment you take your seat on the left while another is hungry on the right, you are really hungry for a sense of importance, and the cup becomes a symbol of personal satisfaction. The cure is not social rearrangement but a new inner arrangement: behold the one body, the one loaf, the one Lord within your own I AM, and know that all are fed. As you revise this inner scene and feel it real, the inner movements shift; the outer gathering becomes one place, one purpose, one nourishment. Rest in the realization that unity is a state of consciousness you already inhabit.