Inner Communion Of The I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that the Lord's last supper is not past history but a state of consciousness you enter now. The bread is not a loaf, but your own embodied awareness—the I AM that you are right this moment. When Paul writes that the Lord Jesus took bread and said this is my body broken for you, he invites you to reinterpret your self as the one body being dissolved and remade. The betrayal, the breaking, the remembrance—all are inner movements of consciousness. The breaking is not tragedy but the shedding of a false self; the remembrance is your remembrance of who you actually are: the fully unified, perfect consciousness that is never apart from God. By taking the bread, you imply that your present sense of self includes the reality of Christ’s wholeness. Therefore, you live not from old stories but from the I AM that now fills every cell. Your daily bread is metaphysical: you consciously align with wholeness, allow limitation to dissolve, and watch as your world rearranges to reflect that inner unity.