Supper, Self, and Inner Unity

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the dining table in this passage is your inner table of consciousness. When one eats first and others go hungry, it is not about food but about belief— that your good is scarce and must be taken from another. To despise the church and shame those without is to despise your own inner church, the temple of God within you where all are fed by one infinite supply. The apostle does not condemn a literal meal but the mood of division within your mind. The remedy is not reform of others but a change of your assumption: there is abundance in God, and you share it with all because you share the I AM that you are. Act as if the whole company sits at the same table of Spirit; imagine there is no lack, only plenitude. When you stop judging and begin reverencing every part of the one Body, you will see your world reflect that unity.