Remembrance as Inner Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the inner eye, these lines reveal a scene inside your own being. The bread and cup are not merely memorial rites; they are states of consciousness you can inhabit. When Paul says the Lord Jesus took bread and said this is my body, the message is that your identification with the sense of self must be broken open to reveal wholeness. The body here is the image of you as you have believed yourself to be; its breaking signifies surrender to a truth that you are more than form, that presence remains even when you think you are divided. Likewise, the cup of the new testament in my blood points to a covenant written in the living I AM within you, a ruling principle that governs experience from within, not by outside conditions. As you drink in remembrance, you are practicing the remembrance of union, of the hidden life that death cannot touch. When you repeat this act, you show the Lord's death to the old sense of separation, and you invite the resurrected awareness of Christ within to come forward as your daily reality.